Sentence examples for a complete closing of from inspiring English sources

A complete closing of the gap would be worth a little less than 1 point.

"It was hard to ask these questions until now because there was a complete closing off of information".

The defined target for 2020 is determined by interpolating the average value of the last 5 years (2011 2015) and the complete closing of the gender pay gap by 2030.

The mean time for the complete closing of the ulcers has been of 13.4 weeks calculated by the date of the first graft (range 4.1 33.2 weeks).

Justice Scarpulla ruled Friday that the authority had not followed New York Public Authorities Law 1205, which states that a "complete or partial closing of a passenger station" can occur "only after a public hearing," provided it is not for emergency reasons or repairs.

A complete or close to complete list of ABC transporters in Daphnia will facilitate the identification of genes that play a role during the adaptation of Daphnia to environmental toxicants.

In the absence of a complete annotated genome of a close relative of A. pompejana and considering the diversity of genome size reported in polychaete annelids (from 58 Mb to 7 Gb [ 34], A. pompejana being intermediate with 675 Mb [ 35] for 32 chromosome pairs [ 36]), we cannot estimate the coverage of our cDNA libraries.

A complete derivation of the closed-form linear theory dispersion relation for the instability is presented.

The high stereochemical quality of the ensemble stems from a complete absence of bad close contacts, high Ramachandran plot quality (95% of residues in the most favored region), and a very low percentage of unfavorable sidechain rotamers.

In the latter study, it was suggested that the movement of both α2' and α8', would additionally facilitate the movement of the Pdx1 C terminus (not seen in the crystal structures) to a less exposed environment, thus completing the closing of the active site albeit of the adjacent protomer [21].

But those statistics do not give close to a complete accounting of the obstacles that can sorely test the patience of the summertime driver.