Sentence examples for creation of a gap from inspiring English sources

Retreat of the Kaibab Sea by the Mid Permian exposed its seabed to erosion, resulting in 100 foot (30 m) deep channels and the creation of a gap in the geologic record called an unconformity.

MMR involves the recognition of the U∶G mismatch by the Msh2/Msh6 heterodimer, endonucleotide cleavage of one of the DNA strands and the creation of a gap by exonuclease I.

38 A common route taken is creation of a gap and filling by copying from a homologous sequence.

However, it is also useful to be able to include a wider age range in the same sample, avoiding the creation of a gap between the measuring of HRQL in adolescence and adulthood.

Alignments of the nine sub-gene families were manually curated after aligning them with MACSE [ 33], allowing stop codons and introducing penalties for creation of a gap (-7), extending a gap (-1), and introducing frameshift (-14).

To simulate a comminuted fracture, most studies were based on the creation of a gap (or segmental defect) at the osteotomy site, gap sizes varying up to 7 mm [ 6, 11].

One predictable, almost instant effect has drawn the most criticism: the creation of a giant gap in wealth that threatens to distort East Timor's economy for years.

The balance sheet of the old regime at the Standard is stark – the creation of a market gap filled by News International, thus ending the Standard's monopoly, and the eventual sale of the paper to a new owner, Alexander Lebedev, for the sum of £1.

The creation of a knowledge gap in genomics research capacity can translate into asymmetrical pharmacogenomics drug R&D that favours those populations for which more data are available.

Barrier activity may be accomplished by the creation of a nucleosome gap to interrupt repressive histone modification, or barrier proteins may disrupt histone modifications associated with activation to prevent the propagation of heterochromatin [ 13].

However, a potential limitation of implementing restriction policies is the creation of an 'information gap' that has been filled so far by the pharmaceutical representatives (eg, information on new drugs).