Sentence examples for several lags from inspiring English sources

The VAR processes are a generalization of multivariate autoregressive models (AR), where each variable is regressed on a set of others with several lags (Hamilton 1994; Enders 2009).

Based on several "lags" between RD&D spending and market impact, we obtained cumulative pull/push ratios between 100 and 190 for wind technologies and between 80 and 210 for PV.

As preliminary data analyses suggest that the liquidity-return and imbalance-return links last for several lags, we add (non-interacted) contemporaneous liquidity and order imbalance together with one of their respective lags as control variables.

Another advantage is that several lags of the regressors can be used as instruments that can eliminate the measurement errors, and on the whole, endogeneity biases from the estimation (Caselli et al. 1996).

It is observed from the figure that the SVM forecast error has significant auto-correlation at the first several lags, which suggests that the historical forecast errors can be applied as the explanatory variables when predicting the error distribution.

Examples of this are the LAG "L'altraromagna" which in 2007/13 developed a local action plan for "the rural district of biodiversity", or several LAGs in the Sardinia Regionm.. Another example comes from the Marche Region where the LAG Colli Esini designed the Rural District Colli Esini as an innovative project to promote its territory.

These two statistics are based on auto correlation coefficients of several lag lengths.

Also, for each model, we investigated several lag time periods between influenza and IPD.

Results showed several lagged effects: EE was related to DP, and PA was predicted by both EE and DP.

Consistent with this hypothesis, sequence analysis of madd-2 promoter and unc-40 regulatory elements uncovered several LAG-1 consensus binding sites.

To avoid correlation generated by several lagged values of the same variable (which can bias estimated variance of calculated coefficients), only 1 lagged version of a given explanatory variable was kept.