time lag

Examples of lag

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Thus, the re-polarization of congressional elections lagged behind the polarization of national presidential politics.
This time is determined as the cycle at which the number of parasites exceeds the antibody trigger level plus a specified lag time.
A potentially more serious problem is that changes in perceptions of corruption may lag reality, if they have anything to do with reality at all.
When the lag is three years, it remains on the edge of statistical significance (p 0.053).
Consistent with our conjecture, the second lag comes in significantly.
Adding more lags would reduce the power of the test significantly.
One simply has to add a model containing both lagged output and lagged inflation to the two models considered thus far.
All of the children who developed psychiatric conditions had developmental lags of motor function and what she called poor integration of visual - proprioceptive stimuli.
Despite recent large increases in the number of organs transplanted from living donors, especially from genetically unrelated volunteers, supply continues to lag far behind demand.
This conclusion is reinforced by the finding that lagged employment exerts a negative difference on current wages.
Generally, the suggested lag order is two years, although in some cases it extended to three years.
Since television coverage is of today's events, no lag structure is introduced for its interaction terms.
A plausible hypothesis is that tax compliance lagged, by many years, behind the effect of the administrative tax reforms.
The curses and insults uttered by the audience whenever this actor appeared were thus directed against the f lag.
This is typical of forest resources, where there is a long lag between regeneration and maturity.
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