Sentence examples for lagging than from inspiring English sources

The employment report is also considered only a moderately important predictor of future economic data, because it can be more of a lagging than a leading indicator.

Voter preferences can make some difference, but more as a lagging than a leading indicator.

It tends to be more a lagging than a leading indicator.

Thus, neither multihit sites nor multihit-site-containing genes are more prevalent on the lagging than the leading strand, given the different rates of amino acid changes on the two strands.

The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index should be considered more of a lagging indicator than a leading one.

But sometimes, it seems to be on the lagging, rather than leading, edge of the push for equal rights and opportunities for the female sex.

Since in mitosis bub1Δ cells show a higher number of lagging chromosomes than sgo2Δ cells (Bernard et al, 1998; S Kawashima and Y Watanabe, unpublished results), we suggest that Bub1 has functions that go beyond Sgo2 regulation both in mitosis and meiosis.

In recent years, Erasmus has been known more for violence and lagging test scores than for illustrious graduates.

"Antitrust is always going to be a lagging indicator rather than a forward indicator, and that was less of a problem when industries were changing more slowly than they are today".

The Bush Administration portrayed most of these reforms as efforts to boost a lagging economy, rather than as part of a plan to reshape the tax system in a radical way, but conservative activists knew they were making progress.

When a market is volatile, it is generally better to use leading indicators that forecast market behavior, than lagging indicators (REAL-TIME BUSINESS).