The genome annotation was refined as consequence of the gap-filling and model extension process.
As a consequence of the miscibility gap, the Rozeboom diagram predicts a spinodal gap for the Becker model (starting at the point marked SP in Fig. 5).
[Please read Jim Yardley's report today from Mumbai for one consequence of the sanitation gap.] It's no wonder, writes the author, Sunita Narain, that the country still suffers from extremely high rates of water-borne disease.
This makes it extremely difficult to tell whether the trend toward lower abortion rates in Western democracies really reflects the success of "safe, legal and rare," as Saletan would have it, or whether it's mainly a consequence of the enormous gap in wealth and development that still separates the West from the rest.
The consequence of the balanced gap technique is variation of femoral component rotation within the limits imposed by the soft tissue tension.
These market conditions are a consequence of the chemical data gap, safety gap, and technology gap that have grown out of weaknesses in the language and implementation of TSCA.
The consequences of this gap in the law are real.
As one of my ethics advisors told me, "The consequences of hiding the gap are likely to be far worse than acknowledging it".
In emerging markets in particular, the consequences of this gap are drastic and sustainable technology, such as electric mobility, is required.
For patients, and for our economy, the consequences of this gap have been disastrous.
The stories of two patients are also presented to illustrate the real-life consequences of the treatment gap and the potential transformational impact of addressing the treatment gap on patients, families, and communities.
