Sentence examples for early gap from inspiring English sources

In the considerably more modest ballroom of the Kenilworth Inn, Mr. Franks's supporters took heart as their candidate closed the early gap, cheering when he had moved within two percentage points, when the race became a dead heat and again when he edged ahead.

At ages 6 7 and 8 9, the early gap between English-only and multilingual children had closed.

Notation Capital is built to fill this awkward early gap, supporting project and company building at the very earliest of stages.

Clinical Relevance: Fluoroscopic imaging showed both rotation and displacement of the anchor within the humeral head which may contribute to early gap formation after rotator cuff repairs.

As a case study we use the early gap gene segmentation mechanism in Drosophila melanogaster.

59 The most important outputs of the GBTM are the classification of patients into different trajectories over time (eg, nearly-always adherent patients, early gap in adherence after discharge with later recovery, brief gaps in medication use or occasional users, slow decline adherence, fast decline) and the description of such trajectories through easily interpretable graphics.

The formal designer helps the maker by assessing her ideas and prototypes, identifying the early gaps and then challenging her assumptions.

Thus, early gaps in development and achievement may expand exponentially across the life course and influence their economic and educational futures.

So those quotas closed the early gaps, but we may need to think about different kinds of quotas, as well as optimizing our power as media consumers, to change the rest.

A major cause of these challenges appears to have been the early gaps in the evidence base and thus incomplete technical guidance.

The most recent independent polls show the race too close to call, with Mr. Talent, who served for eight years in the House, having closed an earlier gap through repeated appearances with Mr. Bush.