Sentence examples for marked lag from inspiring English sources

These anaerobic processes started only after marked lag phases, and phosphate shortened the lag phase for methanogenic degradation.

The event, marking the Lag BaOmer feast which honours the second-century Jewish mystic Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai, was clearly a point of local pride.

The next tiebreaker is conference record, and the Jets' 4-5 mark lags behind the Titans (4-4) and the Bengals (5-3).

He added that the central bank expected an upward revision to third-quarter GDP, which when announced last month marked a clear lag for the U.K. behind other leading Western European economies like France and Germany in emerging from recession.

There would be an initial slowed development during childhood marked by a lag (or increasing distance from the functioning of controls) until young adolescence.

Don't mark a lagged putt.

Regression modeling including the significant associations (i.e., those lags marked with *) discussed above (i.e., all pollutants but SO2), and controlling for confounding variables, was used to identify the final multi-pollutant model for the pollutants ozone and NO2.

The upper part of the succession documents a transgressive trend probably initiated within the Carvane Conglomerate, and further testified by the presence of a ravinement surface marked by a transgressive lag at the base of the Zanclean Cavalieri Marl, pointing to a non-catastrophic deepening occurred near the end of the Messinian.

Both processes are marked by an initial lag followed by rapid change in cell substrate contact area and an eventual saturation.

In Figures 1, 2, 3, and 4, the x-axis (a horizontal line) marks the time lag.

The top of the Kalimati Formation was eroded before the deposition of Sunakothi Formation, and the erosion surface is marked by the presence of lag deposits of meta-sandstone granule and carbonaceous wood fragments (Fig. 4b).