Sentence examples for addressed a gap from inspiring English sources

This study addressed a gap in literature by investigating the correlation between demand for taxi, land use patterns, and accessibility to other modes using detailed GPS and GIS information collected from the Washington D.C. metropolitan area.

The study reported in this article addressed a gap in the existing research by exploring the misconceptions (inaccurate knowledge and inadequate attitudes) student nurses have of adults experiencing chronic nonmalignant pain.

The current research addressed a gap in knowledge by measuring the quality of life of children and youth with FASD.

This study addressed a gap in the literature by exploring the views of senior managers on current and future strategies to improve hand hygiene compliance.

This study addressed a gap in the literature by examining the psychometric properties of the Chinese version of the FS-A.

The program grew out of a desire to address a gap identified after 9/11.

The commission chairman, Peter Harris, said the enterprise contract was designed to address "a gap in employment contract arrangements".

The government argues the bill is needed to address a gap in police and intelligence powers that means some communication cannot be tracked.

Kelso said well-designed studies conducted by excellent researchers in Australian conditions were needed to address a gap in quality research.

The Justice Department sends Congress a letter insisting that the business records provision addresses a gap in intelligence collection authorities and has proven valuable in a number of contexts … [including] important and highly sensitive intelligence collection operations.

Cameron, who first floated the idea after the 2005 general election before he became Tory leader, said he hoped the scheme would address a gap in British society – the lack of a rite of passage from childhood to adulthood.