Sentence examples for a subsequent gap from inspiring English sources

A subsequent gap analysis is utilised to assess the need for further baseline data collection and to facilitate the specification of a set of potential key performance indicators and strategies to inform the required evidence-base.

The Frenchman ended up moving to A.C. Milan on 6 May, and a subsequent gap was left in the Arsenal midfield.

Since the vast majority of available literature is focused on S100A8/9 [ 22, 23] and to a lesser extent on S100A12 [ 6- 10] and their role in IBD, a subsequent gap in the literature regarding S100A12 studies in IBD patients originated.

A 2014 roundup of the evidence by the Policy Exchange thinktank noted that they do not appear to bring better overall grades, especially in poorer areas, while areas with selective education have a bigger subsequent gap between high and low earners.

We recently reported [ 8] that skylarks increase the sound density of their song, as compared to baseline singing, in an aggressive context and they seem to do so by switching to a different set of syllables for which the subsequent gap durations are smaller.

We chose the subsequent rather than the preceding gap duration as only subsequent gap duration correlates with syllable duration, suggesting a link between these two parameters (Csicsaky 1978).

It is a small lead for the moment, but one that is probably destined to widen unless the gap in academic achievement between girls and boys in schools starts to narrow, because this is the root cause of the subsequent gap in pay.

These defined differences will guide the subsequent gap filling process.

As 1% O2 was found to be the optimal level of hypoxia for cells to migrate, subsequent gap closure experiments were performed at this oxygen level.

Subsequent gap closing methods, ideally using long reads that read across repetitive sequences, help to fill in the missing base-pair information.

A limitation of this study is that it does not explore the perceptions of government officers towards CVD and its prevention – and the subsequent gap between this and the perception of lay people – which requires further study.