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The lag of the calculation was 720 seconds.
10 For robustness we estimated the threshold models using the lag of the employment variables.
In order to maintain Equation 8, we must modify the lag of other flows.
Therefore, the lag of expected state/property is turned into a lag of expected standard.
We thus include the lag of our performance variable as an additional regressor.
It is reasonable that dielectric loss is attributed to the lag of polarization between the interfaces as the frequency changes.
First, the lag of the dependent variable on the right-hand side gives rise to autocorrelation in error terms.
The lag of the Internet funds in the rally was exacerbated by a shift of investment allocations during the April-December wipeout.
The first lag of the dependent variable is, by construction, correlated with the lag of the error term, and thus, the estimation lacks consistency.
Moreover, the lag of the core technology represented the biggest barrier to the financial support efficiency of the wind energy industry.
Meanwhile, for the solar rotation variations of GEC and EUV, the lag of GEC to EUV presents a decrease trend with solar activity decreasing.
