Sentence examples for analyses of the gap from inspiring English sources
The study is the newest and one of the most comprehensive analyses of the gap between the United States's Paris promises and real policies.
This gap is especially evident regarding adolescence-limited (AL) offending where empirical analyses of the maturity gap (the disjunction between biological and social maturity during adolescence) have produced mixed findings.
Analyses of the productivity gap between British and German workers show that 20-30 per cent of it results from UK workers having lower skills.
Instead, according to the recently published structural analyses of the Cx26 gap junction channel, the localization of the mutation may account for an impairment of biochemical coupling, because the molecular cut-off size and charge selectivity of the channel are influenced by the properties of N-terminal amino acid residues (7).
Assembly gaps in two of these InR genes will need to be resolved for a complete understanding, but our analyses of the non-gap regions support the reported biological differences.
Our analyses investigate correlates of the gap at a macro level.
Analyses of the DNA barcoding gap and Wilcoxon two-sample tests support the notion that the mean inter-specific divergence of the ITS2 region is significantly higher than its mean intra-specific variation (Fig. 3, S1-S3).
The first compositional analyses of the lipids in gap junctions (using different protocols than this study) were reported for rodent liver [ 11, 74], which contain Cx26 and Cx32.
Dormont and Samson (2008) measured the income gap between male and female French GPs at 34% in favour of men, accounting for experience, type of practice, duration of work, region of practice and the density of doctors and specialists but failing to adequately analyse the determinants of the gap [ 18].
(A – C ) Mutational analyses of the activation mechanism using the GAP activity assay.
Of course, most empirical analyses of the black-white wage gap do not include such fixed effects.
