Sentence examples for availability gaps from inspiring English sources

To cover these water availability gaps water vendors exist and ignoring their role is potentially deceptive.

On the other hand, the agro-pastoral and agricultural zones experience high availability gaps in February at 46.5 % and 43.3 %, respectively (see Appendix).

This leads to a 38.8%% availability gap.

Their careful case selection and classification enable them to suggest a set of policy prescriptions on surmounting the drug development–availability gap, recommendations that apply well beyond the case itself.

In the different livelihood zones, forage availability deficit gaps vary with respect to livestock species.

This article also reviews availability and gaps in datasets and simulation tools that are necessary for an improved CCS analysis.

We used 3 prepandemic scenarios of clustered cases and determined resource needs, availability, and gaps.

The availability of GAPs (GTPase-activating proteins), GEFs (guanine-nucleotide-exchange factors) and GDIs (guanosine-nucleotide-dissociation inhibitors) regulate the activity of these proteins.

cP value for independent samples t test of mean differences in importance, availability, and gap scores between the 2008 and 2013 state health department participants.

Table  3 shows mean importance, availability, and gap scores with corresponding 95% confidence intervals, p values from independent samples t tests, and Cohen's d values for 2008 and 2013 state level workforce surveys.

That means the vehicular lane change behaviour was purely based on availability of longitudinal gaps on road and that vehicles had no preference or desired position on road.