Sentence examples for normal lags from inspiring English sources

This could simply be owing to the normal lags in monetary policy (interest-rate cuts always take some time to affect spending), but it could also mean that the United States is either in or approaching a liquidity trap.

However, analysts said that consumers were not likely to see substantive reductions in prices for heating oil, not only because of the normal lag in the time it takes for lower wholesale prices to appear at the retail level, but also because oil companies and fuel dealers will wait in the hope that there may be cold snaps ahead.

We expect that number to reach more than 400 as a result of a normal lag in self-reporting.

Although we expect lower margins in the third quarter, owing to the normal "lag" in effecting price hikes, healthier spreads are likely as the fourth quarter commences".

Formation of such a complex is temperature-dependent, requires magnesium and ATP, consists of stoichiometric amounts of the known class III transcription factors and RNA polymerase III on 5S DNA, and eliminates the normal lag in attainment of a steady-state rate of transcription.

The TGA showed normal lag phase but only 50% of the normal peak thrombin level.

Six independent cultures exhibiting a normal lag phase in the presence of drug were chosen for whole genome sequencing.

The middle panel in Figure 1 shows the normal lag phase for the etoposide-treated cells compared to the prolonged lag phase for the camptothecin treated cultures (second from the right).

A total of 19 compounds resulted in a prolonged lag phase phenotype (Table S2), and a total of nine compounds resulted in a normal lag phase phenotype (Table 2).

We calculated the incidence rates of medical services, including outpatient visits and EICC for gastroenteritis and eye and skin complaints in person-days in normal, lag 0, and 10-day lag periods.

In the category "cone migration", we counted the number of cysts that presented either correctly migrating cones (normal), lagging (as shown in Fig. 5A-inset Bug22) or chaotic (as shown in Fig. 6A- B ug22, arrow).