Sentence examples for resulting lag from inspiring English sources
As its infrastructure slowed down under the volume of new users crowding in, it said the resulting lag then caused traders to panic and sell off currency — triggering the drop.
Grasses regrow after defoliation by mobilizing energy stored underground, but the resulting lag in regrowth is thought to be insufficiently slow to lead to cycles (Turchin & Batzli 2001).
The resulting lag τ p, that aligns in time p and P, is the one that maximizes the cross-correlation of the fluorescence intensities: τ p = arg max τ (∑ i p i + τ f P i f ).
The 3D T2*w GRE scan was the last sequence executed in the protocol pipeline because of the long reconstruction time necessary for parallel imaging and the resulting lag time in scan execution.
This peculiar feature of antibiotic action on parasite growth and the resulting lag phase in the onset of efficacy may limit the usefulness of these drugs against acute infection.
When test results are good, it is because educators stepped up; when results lag, it is because educators underperformed.
In addition, AOL has shifted to an ad-supported business model but continues to lose significant share in the search market, while Yahoo!'s technology and revenue results lag those of Google, which has pressured the company's stock.
Poor children and children of color have worse access to health care and face critical health disparities, and as a result lag behind their wealthier and healthier white peers.
One reason for her adjustments, Ms. Fine wrote, was "weaker local ad trends" that are resulting in lagging growth compared with national advertising.
Investigations of community outbreaks of cyclosporiasis are challenged by case-patients' poor recall of exposure resulting from lags in detection and the stealthy nature of food vehicles.
Reduced levels of ATRX, which performs regulatory functions at interphase, can induce segregation defects resulting in lagging chromosomes, which could explain whole chromosome losses in U2OS [ 31].
