Sentence examples for lag response from inspiring English sources
"There is a lag response of several decades which means that we are only seeing a fraction of the total anthropogenic effects on melting glaciers that we will eventually see as a result of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere now," he said.
In several studies regarding the alcoholic fermentation oscillations in batch fermenters resulting from ethanol inhibition and the lag response to yeast cells to this inhibition has been observed and reported.
Large scale ethanol fermentation systems are usually hampered by instability, in the form of oscillations resulting from ethanol inhibition and the lag response of yeast cells to this inhibition.
We investigated the depth discharge relationship at HWC and found a moderate relationship between depth and drip discharge lag (response) times to soil moisture content, but only weak relationships between depth and mean and maximum discharge.
However, the fermentation of sorghum and maize extracts at large scale is usually hampered by sub optimal conditions including instability, in the form of oscillations resulting from ethanol inhibition and the lag response of yeast cells to this inhibition, Chen and McDonald [2, 3], Beuse et al. [4], Fengwu [5].
In turn, flood-driven hydraulic adjustments in channel and floodplain morphologies contributed to feedback effects that caused scale-dependent long-term lag responses.
The model provides a clear role for each of the known flowering time genes with Vrn1 controlling low-temperature vernalization responses, Vrn2 controlling short-day vernalization response, Vrn3 and PpD controlling Pp responses, and Vrn4 controlling vernalization lag responses.
Both decreased and increased BP have been reported in diabetics in response to ambient PM2.5, with these differences due to the time of the response relative to the start of exposure (acute vs. lag responses, respectively; Hoffmann et al. 2012; Schneider et al. 2010).
However, this concern will be partially mitigated by a similarly lagged response to rainfall in populations of vector species responsible for spreading Plasmodium (Mbogo et al., 2003; Galardo et al., 2009).
Higher labor costs are "a lagged response to the increase in headline inflation that took place in 1999 and into 2000," said John Youngdahl, a senior economist at Goldman , Sachs
