Sentence examples for lagged much from inspiring English sources

The HaloCHIP method, like the standard ChIP process, can be used to study DNA binding both on a small scale, as well as genome-wide scale, however follow up studies characterizing the functional consequences of these binding events have lagged much further behind.

The pending layoffs come when the Yonkers school district is beginning to show academic improvement after years of lagging much of the state.

The UK lags much of continental Europe and many other major economic rivals, with labour productivity about 16.3% below the average for the other G7 economies.

These figures lag behind the men's cup, the most widely watched sporting event in the world — nearly a billion people tuned into the final alone in 2010 — but the ad revenues lag much further behind: The 2011 Cup brought in just $5.8 million, while the men's cup in 2014 netted $1.4 billion.

Currently, its LTE network lags much behind Verizon's, which covers almost thrice as many Americans.

Apple TV lags much further behind, with 21.3 million users this year, or just 12.7percentt of U.S. connected TV users.

Even though Mexico surpasses the comparator countries in the LAC region, these do not lag much behind.

Apple TV lags much further behind, with 21.3 million users this year, or just 12.7percentt of U.S. connected TV users.

Currently the United States lags much of the world in female representation in government.

Kashkari started the campaign with broad goals — focusing squarely on jobs and schools, areas in which California lags much of the nation, and broadening the GOP ranks.

However, barium release from G-enriched alginate has been proven to lag much below the toxicity threshold [ 17].