Sentence examples for greater lag time from inspiring English sources

Part of that is because Glavine, unlike the others, does not play every day, creating a greater lag time between moments of excitement.

Kodumuri et al have also pointed out the critical nature of the time period over which the citations are considered, as there is a greater lag time for surgical papers to be cited.

The marked hyperpefusion in the posterior fossa somatomotor regions contrasts with the hypoperfusion in sensorimotor cortex, again suggesting that hypoperfusion characterizes regions that may have a greater lag time for activation.

Modulation in FVII in 8DP seems to have a greater effect on lag time, but the effect on peak thrombin and AUC seems to be muted.

Cows fed the TRT diet demonstrated greater rumen in situ lag time of substrate DM degradation and a tendency to lower the fractional degradation rate.

Small particles of both Cm and Bm had a greater rate of fermentation and shorter lag time than large particles.

The rodent form of Aβ (Aβ40 R5G, Y10F, H13R) did not exhibit significant differences in the rate of fibril formation compared to the human Aβ40, yet the lag time was greater for the rodent form (Table 1A).

The use of sodium carboxymethyl cellulose resulted in the greatest swelling, gel thickness and lag time, but the lowest drug release from the system.

The enhancement of amyloid formation was manifested as a greater amplitude of ThT fluorescence and/or a reduced lag time.

The lag time between surgery and chemotherapy was greater in the group undergoing stimulation, likely due to the extra time needed for ovarian stimulation.

The rate of increase of the optical density does not express the maximum specific growth rate and the detection time is not equivalent to the lag time, unless the initial inoculum is greater than the detection limit.