Sentence examples for had time lag from inspiring English sources

Minimum temperature not only influenced the disease in the current month but also had time lag effects.

Due to considerable error associated with estimating molecular clocks, some of the studies indicating synchronous evolution may actually have time lags (and vice versa for studies indicating lags).

We could argue that controls also should have had a time lag of reporting their HRQOL, e.g., relate the questions to the time preceiding two weeks ago.

The response to etoposide had a time lag of about 12 h for the apoptosis execution and caspase activation.

Two studies [ 3, 5] had a time lag between admission into the ICU and vitamin D blood sampling.

(It has taken Neil Young up to four decades to release his archives; Lil Wayne won't have that time lag).

Our satellite Internet has a time lag that drives work colleagues crazy while using a VoIP service.

The situation where it takes a year, or a year and a half with the technology that is available today, we shouldn't need to have that time lag," Conroy said.

"The costs and revenue cycle have a time lag and thus immediate quarterly results may show up increase in margins by high of 15 percent and then come down to 7 to 8 percent," he added.

It has a time lag because training new team members takes time.

"Going forward, one goal is certainly to try other systems that wouldn't have that time lag".