Sentence examples for achieved the gap from inspiring English sources

In a low-strain and rigidly stabilised environment, primary bone healing is achieved; the gap between bone ends is less than 0.01 mm and interfragmentary strain is less than 2%, permitting contact-healing to occur.

In 2006, Manhattan, the cradle of gentry liberalism, had achieved the widest gap between rich and poor in the nation.

However, once these objectives are achieved, the PCO2 gap might be a useful and complementary tool to detect persistent tissue hypoperfusion that could be included as an additional step in the algorithms of early goal-directed therapy protocols.

We've got to improve early childhood education, because that's the area where we can probably most effectively achieve the achievement gap that exists right now.

The squeeze was achieved using the gap control motor of a hot stage conventionally used for shear measurements.

The maximal multiplexing gain can be achieved, if the gap capacity between the full CSIT and the quantized capacity are independent of P.

Then, the rate loss is therefore upper bounded by, The maximal multiplexing gain can be achieved, if the gap capacity between the full CSIT and the quantized capacity are independent of P.

Monolith Co/anodic γ-Al2O3 plate type catalyst was adopted in the microstructured reactor which has the advantage that the microchannel was achieved through the gap between the catalyst plates, not machining.

Charge carrier densities that are in the range of those in a field-effect transistor are achieved, bridging the gap in the mobility versus charge carrier density plot between polymer-based light-emitting diodes and field-effect transistors.

We observe that with chip-level combining a maximum of diversity is achieved and the gap between the proposed combining scheme and MFB is reduced from 4 dB in the first transmission to 1 dB in the third transmission at 10-2 BLER.

These experimental results are discussed in terms of the dependence of tissue regeneration potential during a gap on the biological effect achieved before the gap, and on gap length.