The use of the high modulus asphalt concrete in the base course of airport pavements is not of recent utilization, but at present there is a considerable gap in the regulation for the use of this bitumen.
There is a considerable gap between the need for and provision of ITB figures nationally.
This represents a considerable gap in the literature, as programs for racial/ethnic minority groups should have different components from those targeting other population groups, namely addressing the cultural idiosyncrasies associated with each group.
Thus there is a considerable gap between actual utilization and effective coverage for all three population groups.
Results from this study of commercially insured patients suggest a considerable gap remains between clinical practice and ADA recommendations for routine metabolic monitoring in a population at increased risk for diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
This paucity of measurements in this regime of J ≤ 10 cm−3 s−1 highlights a considerable gap in our current knowledge and the need for future laboratory studies to focus on homogeneous ice nucleation at higher temperatures.
Thus, there is still a considerable gap between clinical patient documentation and supplementary data collection for registries, quality assurance and research.
This is a considerable gap in knowledge, because the clinical management is more challenging for LBC compared with ductal disease, and the increase in LBC incidence is disproportionately high relative to other breast cancer histotypes [ 7].
For it has become clear that there is a considerable gap between what CPAs think earnings ought to be and what the public, the user of earnings reports, thinks they are.
Moreover, Schlafly fails to address existing research by sociologists and economists indicating that even after controlling for demographic, human capital, and labor force characteristics, a considerable gap in pay persists.
