Sentence examples for lag of a from inspiring English sources

There is always a lag of a few weeks between a rise in crude oil prices and a corresponding climb in retail prices.

Yes, suspects the professor: "Some evidence suggests that Europe is about to follow the American pattern with a lag of a few decades.

A lag of a year or two in carrying out the California standards represents a significant saving for the automobile industry, Mr. White, the clean-energy advocate, said.

Could AstraZeneca, where the oncology portfolio is also the big swing factor in assessing value, be BMS with a lag of a year or two?

After a lag of a decade, the sex ratio began to fall in the mid-1990s and is now 110 to 100.

"We can't afford to have a lag of a year or two years of finding out something that is defective in an automobile".

The closer the electrical proximity, or the bigger the phase lag of an AC station, the more adverse is the fault position to commutation.

The time lag of an average 91 days between RD to surgery might explain the lack of a time-GFAP correlation.

However it does seem that there is a link between high commodity prices and deforestation, with a lag of about a year (see chart).

Oscillations in host and parasite genotype frequencies, with a time-lag of a few generations, are obvious (Figure 4a d).

These two mutants generally behaved similarly to the R217Q construct with fluorescence lags of a comparable speed to VSD movement and a considerably slower fluorescence response.