Sentence examples for degrees of gap from inspiring English sources

In a cadaveric study, Ostrum et al. (2005) reported variable degrees of gap formation at the fracture line with intramedullary fixation at different anatomical trochanteric entry points and they concluded that the accurate trochanteric entry point should be the anterior one third and posterior two third junction of the greater trochanter.

The remaining genes (~1500 in each genome) had varying degrees of gaps and coverage.

The degree of gap junctional coupling among thalamic astrocytes, in conjunction with the responsiveness to specific inputs, may also have functional implications for local recruitment of astrocytically mediated neuronal modulation.

Likewise, an analysis of successful mergers in the US argued that in all merging teaching hospitals the cultures of legacy organisations do not align and that "[t]he challenge is to understand the degree of gap and how best to manage it over the subsequent process" [ 20].

Overall, we have examined twelve different models for MA-BLUP evaluations (two information types, two pedigree depths and three degrees of genotyping gaps).

He recalled that "my first responsibility as secretary of defense was to determine the degree of the gap and initiate action to close it".

The degree of band gap change was dependent on the doped elements and crystallite size.

Yet, because the explored channel is general in nature, further empirical evidence is provided in the second part of the paper on, first, how differences in the degree of EPL gap affect OJT in a large set of European countries and, second, how differences in OJT lead to differences in general human capital skills.

The deformation ratio of EVA is highest and significantly determines the degree of variation of gap between solar cells.

Later, the number of degrees of the balanced gap line referenced from the posterior condyles (eg, a line parallel to the posterior condylar line is 0°) could be calculated by adding the 3° external rotation.

We don't have nearly the degree of air-gapping that we once did.