Sentence examples for arising from this gap from inspiring English sources

The surging number of protests arising from this gap is another stress point in the China model.

The problems arising from the gap between demand and supply of parking spaces are becoming increasingly acute in most towns and cities.

This means there are also health services planning and delivery issues that arise from this evidence gap.

There were no action points arising from this meeting".

We discuss issues arising from this requirement.

It is believed that the biggest RMS value for the 2,100-nm-thick 2,100-nm-thick 2,100-nm-thickween a-axis grains, as shown in filmre 3d.

Claims arising from gap years went up 61% last year on policies booked through Essential Travel (essentialtravel.co.uk), which the firm attributed to people travelling with high-cost items such as iPods and laptops (tsk, tsk, see G).

Here is the dilemma arising from the vast gap between voters' disdain and the potential for MPs to supplement their incomes.

Using molecular approaches, efforts should be made to ensure that any targeted collection efforts arising from these collection gap analysis and recommendations, should only be undertaken if it has been established that it will result in new genetic or allelic diversity.

Perhaps the greatest concern arising from the observed gap between prescription and delivery is the potential downstream effect of prescribing 20 ml/kg/hour to patients.

187 Despite these limitations, the opal-based PhCs have been very attractive for various applications that will be discussed later because these PhCs can be fabricated by colloidal self-assembly, and exhibit a strong PBG effect along the [111] direction (along the surface normal) arising from a partial gap at the symmetric point, L by Bragg diffraction (see Figure 10d and 10e).