Sentence examples for lag cases from inspiring English sources

The third step involved putting rainfall, temperature, and lag cases together in model-3 with the hypothesis that DF cases would contribute by an inbuilt momentum in the disease growth process after the onset of the epidemic.

The imbalance for biogas is much larger; the cumulative pull/push ratio for biogas is about 700 in the '5 year lag' case and about 1200 in the other cases (10 yr. lag or more).

We followed previous work in assuming that deaths caused by influenza will lag influenza cases by 1 2 weeks; the f term represents the proportional contribution to deaths of influenza cases 1 week previously (2).

Then, the epidemic spread rapidly through the community, with a temporal lag between cases occurring in Iracoubo center and those occurring in Bellevue.

The examination of ACF indicated serial correlation for consecutive lags of dengue cases; thus, dengue lag terms were used as auto regressive term in the model.

In the case of VBDs, the lag time between case diagnosis at a health center and reporting by the Florida Department of Health to the District may be too long or not even reported.

Was it jet lag in some cases or misplaced vitamin pills?

The obtained linear correlation coefficients and chance probabilities with one-day lag for two cases are r ≃ 0.81 with P > 99.9%, and r ≃ 0.84 with P > 99.9%, respectively.

But the emotional core for many Bosnian Muslims is this: why did the United States act so quickly against six Muslim men but lag in the cases against Radovan Karadzic, the wartime Bosnian Serb leader, and Ratko Mladic, the top Bosnian Serb general, both still at large though they were indicted in 1995 for war crimes against Bosnian Muslims?

The reference dates for controls were then calculated by subtracting the mean interview lag time in cases in that stratum from the interview dates of the controls.

Using the same time lag for all cases linked to specific weather events is not possible given the variation in incubation periods among and within different infections.