Sentence examples for determined gap from inspiring English sources

To close the three gaps, we first determined gap sizes by PCR amplification of the original gDNA using primers annealing to flanking regions in the assembled contigs.

As for education, SEIM use has been found to increase with higher educational levels among adults, probably reflecting educationally determined gaps in internet access and technological skills (Traeen et al., 2006).

Contigs from de novo assemblies were aligned to the reference genome using BLAST in order to determine gap positions.

Neighborhood information is also helpful in determining gap opening positions.

Such a representation also makes it easier to determine gap thresholds for phylogenetic accuracy in empirical studies, to determine the expected level of accuracy given a certain percentage of gaps in an alignment.

To determine gap junction activity, recorded images were analyzed for the density of calcein dye uptake by unlabeled cells and calcein retained by DiD-labeled donor cells using ImageJ.

This instrument will be useful in assessing pain management knowledge of clinical nurses to determine gaps in education, evaluate knowledge after pain management education, and measure research outcomes.

The next tool is Human Performance Technology, which is an "an engineering approach to attaining desired accomplishments from human performers by determining gaps in performance and designing cost-effective and efficient interventions".

In February 2003, the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development NICHDD) and the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) created the Newborn Drug Development Initiative (NDDI), an ongoing program to determine gaps in knowledge in neonatal therapeutics and to explore clinical study designs for use in the newborn population.

For instance, we could use a grid to assess coverage of a map such as that shown in Fig. 3, and determine gaps where coverage is less than that desired for individual cells.

Our first goal is to analyze spatial heterogeneity of the data to determine gaps in knowledge and the effect of biases in the distribution of geographical data within the established ecoregional biogeographical divisions in the Caribbean.