Sentence examples for daily gap from inspiring English sources

The daily gap between supply and demand is now 1.1GW, around 40% of the country's demand.

As shown in Fig. 2, the maximum daily gap between peak load and valley load in the case system appears in the 328th day, with a value as high as 1756 MW.

Dr. Wang and her colleagues then compared the projected rate of 21% to the goal of 14.6% set by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in a 2010 report titled Healthy People 2020 and calculated how much of a daily energy gap the average youth would need to close in order to achieve that goal.

Equities, government bonds and foreign exchange, and their derivatives, were well managed in the trading book and monitored on a daily basis.The gap in our risk management only opened up gradually over the years with the growth of traded credit products such as CDO tranches and other asset-backed securities.

Under the assumption of a linear accumulation of excess weight, the magnitude of the daily energy gap remains constant over time.

We estimated the size of the daily energy gap responsible for the development of or maintenance of overweight in this population.

A daily energy gap of 289-320 kJ (69-77 kcal) was responsible for the excess weight gain or weight maintenance in the majority of the children who were overweight at the age of 5-7 years.

This study reported an excess weight gain of about 1.1 kilograms per year and a daily energy gap of 289-320 kJ among the majority of the Dutch overweight children aged 5-7.

The Campaign for Essential Nutrients (CFEN) is committed to educating Americans about the essential role vitamin and mineral supplements can play in helping to fill their daily nutritional gaps.

In-state grid balancing: Offshore wind would bridge the daily late-afternoon gap between fast-vanishing solar output and rising residential electricity consumption, thus reducing the state's need to import wind power from Wyoming or other out-of-state sources.

"Innovative work is happening daily, but many gaps and missed opportunities remain".