Sentence examples for absolute gaps from inspiring English sources

Around a quarter of respondents (15) said that they had absolute gaps in their knowledge.

Absolute gaps in age-standardized smoking rates between the college or higher and middle school or less education groups also increased from 12.8% in 1999 to 15.7% in 2006 among men aged 25 64.

> -wrap-foot> absolute absolute gaps in coverage between highest and lowest wealth quintiles (21%) and highest and lowest education levels (24.7%) in particular are still highly significant, the narrowing of the wealth gaps between 2000 and 2005 demonstrated an important trend (Hong 2010).

Because the same quantity of years behind may correspond to different absolute gaps in life expectancy depending on the trends in the comparator countries, online supplementary figure A5 also reports, for men and women, the gap in life expectancy between the USA and the comparators, and between the USA and the leader.

And where the absolute gap is widening in developing countries, the life-satisfaction gap may be narrowing.

From 1960 to today, based on the data from the Maddison Project, the absolute gap between the average incomes of people in the richest and poorest countries has grown by 135%.

But the absolute gap will remain massive for the foreseeable future.

Mrs May said that "the absolute gap in the numbers was only crystalised yesterday".

In this paper, the reciprocal of absolute gap in price instability coefficients (G) is used to establish the status of market integration in the selected market clusters.

We depart from the regressions that included the control for the regional unemployment rate (Table 3) and consider the relative gap in the perception of the unemployment rate, computed according to Eq. 2, instead of the absolute gap.

This model predicts that the effect of a gap should depend solely on absolute gap duration, but not on criterion duration, as found here (Fig. 1B-D).