Sentence examples for diminished gap from inspiring English sources

ESCs possess characteristics such as asymmetric cellular division, the ability to differentiate into all three germ layers, telomerase activity, and a cell cycle that has significantly diminished gap phases.

After full control, the gradient remained although with a diminished gap in both age groups.

These findings indicate that treatment with rituximab resulted in improved outcome of advanced stage patients and diminished gap of survival between the limited stage and advanced stage according to the Ann Arbor staging system.

Dr. Harper said the drug statistic tempered the otherwise good news about the diminishing gap.

But as the car drove through, Semelia began running backwards and forwards through the diminishing gap and became trapped in the automated gate before pushing her up against the slamming post.

The ATP studied that possibility in recent years, but according to Scott, it is not going to happen soon because the players do not like it and because of the diminishing gap in speed between outdoor hardcourt and clay-court events.

The diminishing gap between attitudes and practice with increasing publishing experience gives reason for reflections.

Positive regression coefficients represent a diminishing gap between women and men as age increases whereas negative coefficients indicate a widening gap, if men are more physically capable than women in the youngest age-group.

The model considers contribution to boundary lubrication at the assumed smooth summits of asperities due to solvation in diminishing gaps.

It is also shown that as a result of boundary adsorbed film formation, fluid with long chain molecules and boundary active ends (e.g. 16-mer or hexadecane) has a more significant effect in reducing the chance of adhesion in diminishing gaps, when compared with fluids of simple spherical molecules.

This may explain the diminishing gaps in obesity between urban and rural residents in our study.