Sentence examples for definition of gap from inspiring English sources

We introduce a general definition of gap metabolite that allows its detection in a straightforward manner.

That is the reason why the isoapostasy method can detect rearrangement blocks without definition of gap scores.

In this paper we have introduced a general definition of gap metabolite that allows its detection in a straightforward manner, even for the cases of upstream-non-produced and downstream-non-consumed metabolites.

A taxonomy is proposed to analyze the selected works and the analysis ultimately leads to the definition of gaps and future challenges to be addressed by research and development.

Extraction was performed based on the definitions of gaps and barriers provided above.

By definition of a gap function, gamma^{mathit{LMVI}}(x)=0quadLeftrightarrowquad Mx+qinpartialvarphi (x) quad Leftrightarrowquad0in-Mx-q-partialvarphi(x).

Let us recall now the definition of a gap function for quasi-variational inequalities and give an auxiliary result.

Later, by the definition of the gap function for Minty vector variational inequalities, some differential and sensitivity results for Minty vector variational inequalities were also obtained in [10].

To quantify the retinogeniculate projections in the dLGN contralateral to the remaining eye, we first measured the size of the "gap" [10], [27], [28], which is the region devoid of CTB labeling in the central dLGN (Figure 1A. For the detailed definition of the gap, see Materials and Methods).

In future studies, the definition of GE Fs GAPs and downstream effectors of Rab21 would be required for understanding the physiological consequences of Rab21 in the sequential activation of Rab proteins during macropinosome maturation.

While clusters can show how people are grouped generally, a more precise definition of the gaps between groups of well-linked members is a 'structural hole'.