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Meanings of be a lag in English
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Usage of be a lag in English
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As a steroid prohormone with pleiotropic effects, there may be a lag between administration and observing clinical benefit.
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Although the local economy is gathering steam, Michael said there will be a lag in revenue in filling the city's coffers.
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It comes amid continuing worry that there could also be a lag in the numbers of patients with Covid-19 who need to be hospitalised.
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Property is a lagging indicator of economic fortunes, particularly in tourist -areas.
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There is a lag in the CDC confirming cases and deaths.
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There may have been a lag as businesses considered their options.
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In contrast to previous recessions, the labour market has not been a lagged indicator.
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This indicates that there was a lag effect of the treatments on safety performance.
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In other words, there was a lag of about forty-eight hours between the two.
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It 's so easy, but there 's a lag before it comes.
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While accelerating at low speeds, there was a lag at low speeds in the Sonata.
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Gleister remembered that there was a lag between turning the machine on and physically leaving a place.
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So there is a lag, he said.
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However, Ardern said there was a lag in running estimates on how many children had been lifted out of poverty.
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There 's a lag of a few seconds while your content loads into the interactive home screen widgets pre-installed by Google.
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Finally, there is a lag every time you move a slider, but that's likely to be processor and memory limitations.