Sentence examples for closing over time from inspiring English sources

The key and most salient finding of this study is that the rural/urban gap, as well as educational inequalities in the utilization of ANC and SBA seem to be closing over time, while income inequality in the use of ANC is on a sharp rise.

The rural urban gap and education-related inequalities in the utilization of antenatal care and skilled birth attendants seem to be closing over time, while income- and parity-related inequalities in the use of antenatal care are on a sharp rise.

In patients with a positive test result, direct observation shows that the anterior chamber shallows and the angle closes over time, compromising aqueous humor outflow facility.

"Viable portions of the company would be put into the good bank, while the ailing portions would remain at the bad bank to be sold or closed over time," Ms. Bair said at a speech at the Economic Club of New York.

"The gap will close over time and by the end of the season, there is no reason why there will be any difference".

And while most piercings will close over time, there are medical risks to sticking needles and objects in the body and these may leave long, even a lifetime of regrets for a passing fancy.

Deprivation-achievement gaps closed over time for one indicator but opened up for three others.

Longitudinal analyses suggest that there were initially gaps in achievement between practices in deprived and affluent areas, but that these closed over time.

Despite concerns that the Quality and Outcomes Framework pay-for-performance scheme in the UK would exacerbate inequalities in primary care delivery, gaps closed over time.

In addition, larger practices and those serving more affluent areas earned more income per patient than smaller practices and those serving more deprived areas.> These mixed findings somewhat contrasted with longitudinal analyses of the national QOF which indicated that initial gaps in achievement between practices in deprived and affluent areas these closed over time [ 20].

We found that gaps in achievement between practices serving less and more deprived patients were modest during the first year of the scheme and closed over time for one and widened for one of the 16 indicators and possibly two other indicators.