Sentence examples for a gap due from inspiring English sources

The Oaxaca-Blinder decomposition technique is widely used to decompose gaps in a dependent variable between two groups into a gap due to differences in explanatory variables and a gap due to differences in coefficients of the explanatory variables.

Table 2 presents the decomposition of the urban-rural malnutrition gap into three components; a gap due to the difference in the level of determinants, a gap due to the difference in the effect of the coefficients and a gap due to the interaction.

When comparing the thickest folded hem with other hems, a clear difference appears depending on whether there is a gap due to overlapping of cloths.

As such we could not distinguish between a gap due to lack of adherence and a gap due to medical decisions.

Then there is a gap due to the appendages posteriorly being flipped backward.

The quality grade "very low" is in fact in most cases a knowledge gap due to a shortage of good primary studies or, non-existent studies.

Electrical characterization of the NPG-based FET device confirmed that the current on/off ratio is inversely proportional with the neck width, indicating the formation of an effective gap due to a confinement effect.

Air gap membrane distillation (AGMD) desalination process incorporates phase change and transport of vapor from saline water through a hydrophobic membrane and an air gap due to difference in vapor pressure across the membrane and a coolant plate.

For all the samples, the dominant conduction below 80 K is the hopping governed by a Coulomb gap due to the electrostatic interaction between carriers.

In order to better understand wage differentials, decomposition techniques are used to estimate the 'explained' portion of a wage gap due to differences in observed characteristics and the 'unexplained' portion of the wage gap due to differences in returns to those characteristics (typically referred to as discrimination).

Moreover, despite a certain gap due to the same reasons as in the previous case, the analytical throughput SC [LDPC,1/2]-4/16 Qana(ana). is also close to that of SC [LDPC,1/2]-4/16 QAM (num)., showing the validity of the Gaussian approximation for interference.