Sentence examples for a prolonged gap from inspiring English sources

Five was keen to have Gale in position as quickly as possible in order to not have a prolonged gap without a director of programmes.

Serialized shows, on the other hand, like "Heroes" on NBC or "Grey's Anatomy" on ABC, might be held off during a strike to prevent a prolonged gap in their plotlines.

In this adjusted model, pretransition A1C was not significantly associated with a prolonged gap in care.

We hypothesized that emerging adults reporting strong transition preparation would be less likely to have a prolonged gap between pediatric and adult diabetes care.

Multivariate logistic regression analysis provided the odds of a prolonged gap >6 months between pediatric and adult care, in the presence of transition variables.

"Discontinuation" was defined as a prolonged gap in supply of the index medication or when a patient had evidence of starting a non-index biologic medication during the follow-up period.

27 These results suggest that trainees should focus on maximising their exposure to colonoscopy during their endoscopy training while being less concerned about prolonged gaps from their training.

What we'd expect to see given a prolonged, large output gap is precisely what we have seen wage growth that is virtually flat and inflation that remains fairly dormant even during bursts of rapid output growth.

Because of a prolonged presence of gap junctions in TRN interneurons, it was possible to study the age-dependent changes of electrical connectivity, and the possible correlations with modifications in the intrinsic properties of the neuronal membrane.

Several years ago, I took a prolonged poker break.

In detail, we hypothesized that the training group will experience (i) an enhanced frequency of EMG gaps, (ii) a prolonged duration of the EMG gaps, and (iii) have a larger percentage of time with a minimal muscular activity compared with the control group.