Sentence examples for considerable gaps and from inspiring English sources

It seems that even though these guidelines are based on an approach that is more or less rigorous, there are considerable gaps and inconsistencies that compromise their validity.

There continue to be considerable gaps and new challenges regarding the realization of the rights of vulnerable, excluded and discriminated children in Romania.

3 8 However, there is mounting evidence that there are considerable gaps and variations between the care that is regarded as appropriate (in line with evidence-based or at least consensus-based guidelines) and the care that is received 9 16 (see box 1).

But considerable gaps remain and we have to narrow the gaps.

One senior Western diplomat told Reuters: "Considerable gaps remain, and we have to narrow the gaps.

Yet, despite efforts to reduce the risk of CVD among at risk Americans, recent observation and survey studies show that considerable gaps in knowledge and application of guideline recommendations for risk reduction remain [ 4- 9].

The plans, which are sold by private insurers, are supposed to help fill the considerable gaps that deductibles and co-payments leave, the difference between what Medicare enrollees receive from the government and what they owe doctors and hospitals.

Generally, there are considerable gaps between the printed and approved budgets and actual expenditures, and specifically for the development component.

In the current study it was found that that there are considerable gaps between the printed and approved health budgets and actual health expenditures in general and for the development component in specific.

One review examined the effects of parent and child behaviours on overweight and obesity in disadvantaged children, and identified considerable gaps in the evidence base linking socioeconomic disadvantage or Indigenous status to overweight and obesity, especially with regards to formula feeding.

John Perkin, who became editor then, said in an unpublished memoir: "It must be confessed that the Weekly looked pretty shoddy at this stage – spidery type, poor newsprint and considerable gaps in coverage.