Sentence examples for mean time lag from inspiring English sources

Mean time lag between referral and transfer to tertiary ITU care was 17 days.

Deforestation by migrant households typically occurred after a mean time lag of 9 years.

Between the first response of wind-sensitive interneurons and contact, a mean time lag of 860 ms was found.

From the first nervous activity of wind-sensitive interneurons to contact a mean time lag of 860 ms was measured across 12 T. cantans individuals (Fig. 5B).

The mean time lag between consecutive swabs was 37 days (standard deviation: 15 days).

In a study using glucose isotopes and microdialysis techniques, the estimated mean time lag of appearance of tracer glucose into the ISF after intravenous bolus was between 5.3 and 6.2 min in healthy adults in the overnight fasted state (52).

One hundred and ninety-four measurements with a mean time-lag between two measurements of TD-CO of 663.5 ± 371 min (100 to 2,700) were recorded.

The median time lag between first and second reading was 3 days (mean 6.9±14.7).

Arousal ratings were significantly positively correlated with the tempo curve in nineteen out of twenty-one pattheirants at their optimal time lag (mean of significant correlations r = .50, SD  = .20, p<.05, mean lag 7.2 seconds).

That it does is largely due to the electricity generated by the artists, though the time lag means that Berlioz's juxtaposition of war-torn Troy with Carthaginian stability partly loses its effect.

We continue to apply to the small fellowships that do not require principal investigator status, but the time lag means that we wait months to find out whether we are approved for any grant.