Sentence examples for competent gap from inspiring English sources

In our study we demonstrated that HBL100 breast cancer cells engineered to express Cx43 were able to localize Cx43 protein to cell-cell contacts during diapedesis, forming communication competent gap junctions with endothelial cells (Fig. 3b,g j).

There is confusion about who is competent'thereere is a gap between the content of the preparedness plan and their awareness of their responsibilities'thereere is a gap in planning in relation to coordination.

(2) Use gap repair within recombination competent bacteria (DY380) to clone the entire region of interest into P[acman]-KO 1.0.

As discussed below, such a mode of interaction requires that the polymerase is able to accommodate the as-yet uncopied template nucleotides while engaging both ends of the gap in a catalytically competent manner.

Assessing the cultural competence of medical students and physicians identified gaps in knowledge and culturally competent behaviour.

More research needs to be done to fill this gap in order to know how to educate competent BIM graduates in TEIs in the future.

One important way to close the achievement gap is to ensure that teachers are culturally competent so that they can provide their students with the educational experience they deserve.

Until schools improve their recruitment and selection of competent and professional staff, and provide ongoing training for them, the gap will continue.

Women, and mothers in particular, aren't just penalized by the pay gap, but receive fewer promotions and are perceived as less competent.

In fact, simply having a competent woman administer a mathematics exam was sufficient to reduce the achievement gap in one study (Marx and Roman, 2002).

Our findings suggest a MD-DC team approach may fill the knowledge and skill gaps of each provider, as primary care patients desire competent clinicians who know when to seek assistance from other professionals [ 66].