Sentence examples for evidence of gap from inspiring English sources
The area showing evidence of gap influence extended a maximum of 2 m beyond the edge of the canopy opening, suggesting that the area affected by gap creation did not differ greatly from the area of physical canopy removal.
Further, there was evidence of gap size effects on sapling recruitment as large gaps (>1000 m2) favored the growth and survival of mid-successional species such as red maple and white pine, while small gaps (<1000 m2) favored late-succession species such as eastern hemlock and spruce.
2) We understand that you saw no evidence of gap junctions.
Both the Δ244* and fs230 mutants exhibited an endoplasmic reticulum-like phenotype with little to no evidence of gap junction plaques.
Several dozen distal gonad arms were identified in freeze-fracture samples and examined for evidence of gap junction formation between germ cells and somatic sheath cells.
A key driver for this reversal was extensive evidence of gaps in teachers' content knowledge which, in the terrain of the less explicitly specified and process-orientated versions of curricula, contributed to pedagogies that were criticized as mathematically hollow.
By taking a glance at the lowest speed, i.e., 200 rpm in Fig. 6a, it can be seen that the clump size is much larger than those obtained at all higher infiltration forces with clear evidence of gaps between them.
Both SC/DONS and SC/IVT were found to promote RGC axonal regrowth after optic nerve injury, with evidence of GAP-43 expression in RGC somas and axons.
All patients requiring a redo procedure had LGE and electrical evidence of gaps in ablation lines leading to PV reconnection.
Once transferred out of pediatric care, published reports provide evidence of gaps in follow-up care with a decrease in physician visits after transfer (32, 33, 66).
Evidence of gaps in the care of patients with renal impairment (e.g., poor hypertension control, anaemia control in CKD and dialysis patients) is published in the literature [ 8, 9].
