Sentence examples similar to lagging end from inspiring English sources

(D ) Average position of contractile ring scission along the pole-to-pole spindle axis in wild-type embryos and in him-8 embryos with no lagging chromosomes, lagging chromosomes that end up at the cortex (cortical), or lagging chromosomes that end up in the embryo (interior).

GULLANE, Scotland — Where does the jet lag end and the emotional letdown from his breakout victory begin?

After lagging towards the end of the first-half they've been the better side in the second.

"Here it is, sandwiched between the two development darlings of the outer boroughs, Long Island City and Williamsburg, and I suppose I'm the perfect case study for imminent gentrification," said J. P. Horton, 28, an I.T. consultant wearing orange shorts, sandals and a designer T-shirt, as he strolled along Manhattan Avenue with his brindled French bulldog lagging at the end of a leash.

Some will make the wrong decisions and end up lagging behind; others could spread their risk so widely that the good performers are counterbalanced by the poor ones and the fund goes nowhere.

Every year, hundreds of children who scored among the top 10 per cent of the country in tests for 11-year-olds end up lagging behind their peers by the time they take their GCSEs.

"I have a two-word description," said Mr. Sinai, who pointed out that since employment started increasing again in March 2010 (lagging behind the official end of the recession), the average gain has been about 110,000 jobs per month, not even enough to keep up with population growth.

In portfolio management you blend strategies, necessarily including some stocks that end up lagging.