Sentence examples for this potential lag from inspiring English sources

In this study, control periods were chosen to account for this potential lag in symptoms by selecting non-burn days that were preceded by at least four days of no burning.

When symptoms (or the measurable events reflecting the symptoms) might lag the burn event by a few days, designs must account for this potential lag to ensure that the control period isn't "contaminated" with lagged effects from the burn event.

This potential lag in the public's consciousness may reflect enduring dispositions created by social marketing of famine in the 1980s and the tremendous health burden posed by the spread of HIV in the 1990s, which coincided with a massive increase in resources for global health from western donors.

The Taiwanese study, while considering several temperature thresholds and minimum number of consecutive cold days when defining cold waves [ 18], did not consider the potential lagged effects of cold waves, i.e. the possible persistence of increased mortality after the cold wave has finished.

After accounting for potential lag effects and endogeneity biases, we find empirical support to the proposed hypotheses.

Early implementation is critical to account for a potential lag regarding process renewal and turnaround effects (Sinha and Noble 2008).

This is likely the result of continued high Nestin expression in more committed neural progenitors as well as a potential lag in the mCherry expression compared to endogenous Nestin that is a result of their differing protein stabilities.

Moving to e-signatures enables sales representatives to eliminate potential lag time in new sales opportunities, close deals faster and manage multiple accounts remotely, without needing to be physically present.

While emerging technologies (e.g. IoT) may eventually eliminate the need for legacy support in the factory, given the fact 20 year old devices are still in operation, we feel the big data research community should be cognisant of a potential lag in smart technology adoption across large-scale manufacturing facilities.

The potential lag between pivotal patient experiences and the survey may have introduced recall bias.

3 Furthermore, these studies generally focused on immediate action of determinants and neglected their potential lag effects.