Sentence examples for were lagged from inspiring English sources
verb
To fail to keep up (the pace), to fall behind
Minor fragments were lagged in an attempt to restore medial bone support.
Other effects, including, but not limited to, age, BMI, headache frequency, allodynia, and depression status were lagged.
However, to ensure that the experiments remained blind to the forecast authors, the evaluations were lagged by a time equal to the catalog latency.
To capture the attributes of the educational system better, the educational inputs data were lagged by 20 years to capture the time when immigrants were in school.
In those conditions and at the beginning of culture, cells' growth and lipid accumulation rates were lagged (oxygenation was the lowest), but they were more fluorescent at the end of the experiments than the cells of the other bioreactors.
To avoid employee characteristics being directly affected by the measured innovation, the variables on employee characteristics were lagged by two years (i.e. they refer to the year 2000), while innovation information has been reported at the end of 2002.
Marx's studies, meanwhile, were lagging.
Technology, because it's lagged behind.
Values are lagged one period.
