Sentence examples for greater time lag from inspiring English sources

The cost of such an approach is the greater time lag may not capture current quality or care practices at a given facility.

They cover fewer journals than MEDLINE (Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System Online), and there is an even greater time lag between the publication of an article and its appearance in these databases than there is with MEDLINE.

In fact, the role of greater time lags in the manifestation of fragmentation effects on tree assemblages has received little attention in the habitat fragmentation literature [39].

Such multi-layer systems should incur greater time lags in feedback, and hence a greater probability of protein production to overshoot target levels.

Scrub typhus, and HFRS had relatively greater time lags in reporting, partly because of the longer time limits that are recommended by Korean law.

Consideration of greater time lags allowed in our causal modeling thus has been critical in the identification of these regulated genes.

The uncertainty and confusion over the origin of modern cultural behavior stem from what appears to be a great time lag between the point when the species first looked modern and when it acted modern.

In the tale of the schoolmaster, who is "one-quarter Jewish, as they used to say", he sifted memories of the silence and "normality" of his own village, mindful of the "great time lag between the infliction of injustice and when it finally overwhelms you".

The greatest time-lag effect on bird abundance was in Zone II where male counts on affected leks declined by 55.5% (Table 1).

The greater the absolute value of the time lag, the greater the error in membrane diffusivity determined using the constant volume system.

Over time seat values a noted financial statistic since 1868, 28 years before the advent of the Dow Jones industrial average–have moved with stocks, but with greater volatility and time lags.