Sentence examples for lags in reporting from inspiring English sources

Because of big time lags in reporting regional unemployment rates, Brian Jones, a Salomon economist, chose for this exercise to subtract the annual percentage change in nonfarm payroll employment from the annual percentage change in consumer prices.

Year-specific costs may be affected by lags in reporting PEP costs associated with insurance paperwork.

Previous studies of surveillance have tended to pay most attention to the time lags in reporting after physicians' diagnosis.

Challenges such as lags in reporting and case classification and discontinuities in surveillance case definitions, reporting practices, and diagnostic methods are common across jurisdictions.

However, it was difficult to obtain nationwide data that was continuous and accurate by age group because of the limited information on disease control and prevention, and lags in reporting deaths and disease to the registration system.

Due to lags in reporting, our DAH by recipient data only extend through 2011.

But a new study suggests there are already fewer doctors practicing than had been estimated, because of a lag in reporting retirements.

But she and other Russians, almost genetically suspicious of official pronouncements, have largely accepted explanations that the lag in reporting deaths stems from double-checking of casualty lists.

Recognizing that information is key to crime control, the department overcame its historic three-to-six-month lag in reporting statistics.

They then call for more timely data (there is a three-year lag in reporting from the states) and more comprehensive collection and analysis by the federal government.

Officials said the number of illnesses was likely to increase because there is often a time lag in reporting new cases.