'day gap' can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the amount of time between two days or two events. For example: We are planning to hold an event every two weeks, with a one-day gap in between.
We hypothesize that where tidal ranges are small, such as in the Mediterranean or Baltic Sea, the 4 8 day gap may not be as apparent.
This represents 50% and 200% of the 60 day gap as defined in the basic model.
An ensemble simulation was also performed, between 01.01.2000 and 01.06.2000, with a 5 day gap between each run.
Then there is a 12 day gap in the notes during the time Bell went to Washington to visit the patent office.
Again this dovetails perfectly with the circa 10 day gap Apple likes to have between iPhone announcements and the phones going on sale.
‡ t-test between 'Persistent' and 'Non-Persistent' (60 Day Gap) groups, p < 0.05.
Treatment duration was defined as the number of days without a 90-day gap in treatment.
The mean time to the start of the 90-day gap was 67.6 days, and the time between the start of the 90-day gap and the next claim was 160.0 days.
This will be followed by a three-day gap and Mladic will have three days after that to decide whether to appeal.
Discontinuation was defined as a 90-day gap following the end of the days' supply of the previous prescription claim for an index medication, without any other prescription for a non-index glucose-lowering therapy in that 90-day gap.
This was Warrington's third game in nine days, while the Giants had enjoyed a nine-day gap since their last fixture.
