Sentence examples similar to lag post from inspiring English sources

Here, 1990 will serve as a baseline, and we will end in 2005 to ensure a sufficient lag post-legislation to observe implementation – or lack thereof.

In Table  2 the lags post 18 days seems to suggest a negative relative risk but in fact this may be due to the shrinking of the at risk population.

During a decade when other casinos here thrived, Mr. Trump's lagged, posting huge losses year after year.

LTP is generated when presynaptic spike precedes post-synaptic spike, whereas LID is induced when presynaptic spike lags post-synaptic spike.

If so, the likelihood is that wages will continue to lag productivity post-recovery while the wealth and income gap will remain at historic highs.

Instead of a website where there's a lag in posting a question and getting a response (which makes it feel more like a message board), Genius Hub is a real-time chat web app.

We argue that peatland margins poorly connected to larger-scale groundwater flow are not only prone to deep burning but also lags in post-fire moss recovery.

He routinely cut her off at the daily page-one meeting to bark into the telephone that her story ideas were lame and that her bureau lagged in post-9/11 coverage.

Head pictures of sacrificed specimens of known age (= number of LAGs) from post-hatchlings to full adults were analyzed by means of geometric morphometrics.

Mr Krugman concludes his paper with the same message found in his blog post: that lagging goods trade in America is a product of increased homogeneity across America.

One may still expect that the leader-follower asymmetry in the training would create a lag in the post-training test, even though the instructions for both participants remained the same as the pre-training test, just to stay stationary.