These developmental genes fell into three categories: "gap" genes that lay out the head-to-tail body plan; "pair-rule" genes that determine body segmentation; and "segment-polarity" genes that form repeating structures in each segment.
As for the remaining rhetorical categories (Gap, Methodology, Result, and Conclusion), their level of semantic similarity to the title is evenly balanced, with an average percentage of 50.5 % of low sentences and 49.5 % of high sentences over a total of 1,059 sentences.
The study team organized the themes in the following categories: gaps and future needs in number and types of students required to meet the HSSP goals, gaps and future needs of the curricula, and competencies.
The vascular smooth muscle contraction pathway (circulatory System sub- category) and gap junction pathway (cell communication sub-category) were consistently down-regulated in the 100 vs. 80 days and 110 vs. 80 days comparisons, and then up-regulated in the 110 vs. 100 days comparison.
Second, the proposal entertains the use of a country's safeguards system for externally financed projects (except for one sub-category), with gap filling during implementation.
However, this takes no account of the expenditure on interventions in these areas and the disease categories mask gaps in specific intervention areas.
However, almost all of the mortality rates for each category of the GAP scoring system were compatible with those predicted by the GAP.
Age is also what differentiates the misfit in the children's category, as the gap in years between the veteran writer Andrew Norris (a Whitbread winner in 1997) and the youngest contender, Sally Nicholls, matches the 30‑odd years that separate Miller and McMillan.
The category theory-practice gap emerged from all focus discussion where almost every student in the focus group sessions described in some way the lack of integration of theory into clinical practice.
One of the latter category maps to gap-3, which encodes a C. elegans orthologue of the GTPase-activating protein (GAP) (Stetak et al., 2008).
