Sentence examples for basic gaps from inspiring English sources

"There's a lot of basic gaps in information".

As Claire Melamed, author of the UN's Data Revolution report writes today in Significance, we are living at a time where data has never been more in demand - but there remain critical and surprisingly basic gaps in what we currently count.

Although the clinical and scientific applications of the approach are currently hindered by basic gaps in our understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the ductal lobular systems, they have significant potential.

Modifying the self-assessment checklists over time might prevent the assessment process from becoming too routine, and additional self-assessment tools could go into more detail on quality standards after basic gaps are addressed.

"It is just filling a very basic gap to make those artistic connections happen".

Dr. Tarr said the outbreak in Germany pointed to a basic gap in public health systems worldwide.

A basic gap between the euro zone nations and Britain is the widely held British view that for the City of London, home to the largest global banks in the world and 80 percent of Europe's hedge funds, a national regulatory approach is better than a European one.

If we can simply plug this basic gap, we can enhance their chances of success dramatically.

This basic gap was going to be fixed within 15 years, so that by April 2015, the unacceptable position of millions of children never even beginning school would be consigned to history.

Our current inability to supply a suitably intelligible link is sometimes described, following Joseph Levine (1983), as the existence of an explanatory gap, and as indicating our incomplete understanding of how consciousness might depend upon a nonconscious substrate, especially a physical substrate The basic gap claim admits of many variations in generality and thus in strength.

There are times, however, when organisations use security risk as a fig leaf for more basic capacity gaps.