Sentence examples for month time lags from inspiring English sources

Lower temperatures and less sunshine with 1 7 month time lags (around winter and spring) before the epidemic peak in May, were clearly associated with local epidemics.

Given that people could have re-attended for screening during the 27 months under investigation, lag analyses using one and two month time lags were undertaken to assess the impact of non-independence in our data.

Survey data were collected two times, separated by a 3 month time lag, from 85 participants.

For the MI (Fig. S5), there was a significant positive correlation with future values of chlorophyll a (time lags +2 and +3), and a negative one with values the second previous month (time lag −2).

This 12 month time-lag represents a huge amount of friction in the circulation of scientific ideas.

For the 'adequately immunised' a one month time-lag after the national immunisation programme was allowed.

In our model, we accounted for that with an averaged 6 month time-lag: a triangular distribution peaking at 12 months was used to represent each coral year.

However, when the time-lag between the two measurement moments was used as a moderator, significant reciprocal cross-lagged effects were found between exhaustion and WE, at 12-month time lag.

There is normally a six-month time lag between catwalk shows and designer clothes arriving in department stores and boutiques around the world.

The key measure of business confidence - the Ifo index - has fallen for seven months in a row, and in the past has tended to track what is happening in the US with a six-month time lag.

There is an average three-month time lag between the actual death occurrence and reporting to the ACR.