Sentence examples similar to brought about a gap from inspiring English sources

Their purpose is to bring about a desired result.

Activation of Rab proteins is accomplished by the exchange of GDP/GTP catalysed by specific GEFs (GTP/GDP-exchange factors) whereas inactivation is brought about by specific GAPs (GTPase-activating proteins) catalysing the hydrolysis of GTP to GDP.

Negative comments have concentrated on differences in playing style among the three musicians, brought about by the generational gap between Ellington and the others, and an argument that led to Mingus leaving the studio mid-session.

Therefore, the so-called "Skills Gap" is anything but; it's an Awareness Gap brought about by students failing to connect the dots between academia and the preverbal real-world.

Hence, differences in labor market developments may result in heterogeneous cross-country outcomes in wage growth and eventually may bring about wage gap increases or decreases.

The annual trade gap of 6.93 trillion yen (about $78 billion) was brought about by surging fuel imports and a continued slide in machinery shipments and other mainstay exports.

One interviewee indicated that changes brought about by the MoH during the last administration have created a new bureaucracy and a series of policy gaps, leaving children even more unprotected than ever before.

A disparity in the educational system brings about a wealth gap, which has produced two Americas, one educated and one not educated.

Asked whether the gap between the richest and the rest had brought about "a negative effect on British society", almost two-thirds of those polled said it had and fewer than a quarter disagreeing.

Economic growth has brought about a sharp reduction in poverty.

The sequential treatments brought about a significant reduction in COD.