Sentence examples for time lag is expected from inspiring English sources

As a result, a considerable time lag is expected in the response of stomata to changing soil water status.

Substantial time lags are expected in the availability of many habitat resources because different resources are realised at different stages of vegetation maturation.

Such lag time is expected because at least 2 min are necessary to equilibrate the chamber with the CCCP solution when injected at 10 µl.s−1 and CCCP needs to diffuse to the cells through the agar.

The three curves depicted in Figure 3[ 3] indicate that in any generalized AIDS epidemic (such as those spreading through southern and eastern Africa), time lags can be expected between the points at which: (a) infection levels begin to climb, (b) there is an epidemic of people exhibiting symptoms of full-blown AIDS, and (c) society-wide impacts such as orphaning can be measured.

And secondly, discrepancies in time (either time lead or time lag) are measured.

During the construction of twin mechanized tunnels, a large impact of lagging distance is expected due to the strong effects of external loads and also the time dependence of the tunnel behaviour along the direction of tunnelling.

Given the time lag, hindsight might be expected, but Ms. Schulman doesn't rely heavily on that.

Last week, Mr. Greenspan said performance of the labor market "is" expected to lag.

IXScotland is expected to reduce internet "lag" time by up to 75%.

For HIV and HCV, NAT is expected to shorten the lag time, during which infection cannot be detected, from 22 to 12 days for HIV and from 70 to 14 days for HCV; but NAT is not able to completely eliminate the lag time [ 24].

Defining lag time as the transition time to exponential growth is theoretically appealing; however, this lag time is difficult to measure because the exponential growth curve is expected to be exceedingly shallow at the start of exponential growth or spread [17, p. 178], and conclusions are likely to be sensitive to statistical methodologies and assumptions about observation intensity over time.