Sentence examples for years lag from inspiring English sources

"There is a 15 to 20 years lag for payback.

Researches originally and practicing engineers with about 10 years lag, have used FRP to strengthen different reinforced concrete members such as beams, columns and slabs.

Plotting the sample relative to research fields over time (cf. Fig. 1) demonstrates that despite the generally constant publication quantity, a considerable peak occurs, with several years' lag after a period of general turmoil.

Moscow and Lithuanian data have the statistically significant regression with Ly alpha flux and show the lag 0 to 1 year (over the anti-correlation) which is consistent with 0.8 years lag according to HALOE PMC extinction for 65 to 70°N (Hervig and Siskind 2006).

Strongest correlations were obtained between average annual WT measured at the bog margin and total P-PET over 7 years (r = 0.923, p < 0.00001), as well as between modelled WT and standardized TRW data with a two years lag (r = −0.602, p < 0.001) for those periods where WT fluctuated at the level of pine roots which is typically at <50 cm depth below the peat surface.

The 2 years lag time analysis provided similar results (Table 2).

It's almost following Japan, 30 years lagged.

American's life expectancy of 69 years lags behind 27 other developed nations.

The tree-ring series were processed with a segment length of 30 years lagged successively by 15 years.

U.S. schools have, in recent years, lagged well behind countries like Finland, South Korea and China on internationally compared standardized tests.

Upon completing these preliminary tasks, the respondents were randomized over five different specifications of TTO: lead-time TTO with a duration of 15 years and of 20 years; lag-time TTO with a duration of 15 years and of 20 years; and classic TTO with a duration of 10 years.