Sentence examples for future lag from inspiring English sources
ED influenza-like syndrome was most associated with RSV counts one week in the past (lag 1 week) (RR: 0.983, 95%CI: 0.976-0.990), and with influenza laboratory counts one week in the future (lag -1 week) (RR: 1.047, 95%CI: 1.042-1.052).
ED bronchiolitis syndrome was most associated with RSV laboratory counts in the same week (lag 0 week) (RR 1.031, 95%CI: 1.027-1.035), and with influenza laboratory counts four weeks in the future (lag -4 weeks) (RR: 1.007, 95%CI: 1.003-1.011).
ED pneumonia syndrome was most associated with RSV counts four weeks in the past (lag + 4 weeks) (RR: 1.015, 95%CI: 1.012-1.018), and with influenza laboratory counts one week in the future (lag -1 week) (RR: 1.011, 95%CI: 1.008-1.013).
Parag Khanna wrote in 2008 that he believes that India is not, nor will it become a superpower for the foreseeable future, lagging decades behind China in both development and strategic appetite.
Most correlation coefficients between consecutive samples (future time lag = 1) were highly (P < 0.01) significant in EC, with slight reductions in significance (P < 0.05) on occasions that seemed to be associated with marked increases in rainfall and numbers of Ae. aegypti females per trap.
They note how the project sailed through the public and environmental review processes, winning neighborhood approval partly because at the time it seemed better than an earlier proposal to erect a sports stadium on the site, partly because it was conceived when New York still feared for its economic future and lagged, in terms of Grade A office space, behind global competitors like London.
2. Future closure-lag pattern: .
Future closure-lag pattern: U_f^{*L}left( i right) = left{ begin{array}{l} U_f^{hatL}left( i right) quad left{ {left| {U_f^{hatL}left( i right)} right| < left| {{lambda_{{rm{cur}}}}} right|} right} 0 quad left{ {{rm{otherwise}}} right}end{array} right.
Group revenues rose 4percentntoto £330 million last year while operating profits rose to £94.9 million but the company said future growth would lag behind the wider market, sending its shares down nearly 14percentnt.
In addition, hiring and firing are subject to the "bullwhip effect": Due to a lack of information about the true state of the present and the future, companies constantly lag in expanding or shrinking their workforces during the course of the business cycle.
It is worth mentioning that there are still many interesting problems about chaos synchronization of different fractional-order systems that warrant investigation in future, such as lag MGPS and adaptive MGPS.
