Sentence examples for example a gap from inspiring English sources

So, for example, a gap of fifty-two per cent in favor and forty-three per cent opposed, which is what some polls are showing in Maryland, is not "a nine-point difference but a four point one".

For example, a gap of approximately 10 kb existed in NIES293 for which no fosmid clone was retrieved.

In both simulations of the ligand-free EGFR–Her2 dimer, for example, a gap consistently developed at the dimer interface.

An example of a real-world gap in P1, and an example of a gap in research are provided below in (9) and (10): (9) In the Malaysian school curriculum very little attention is paid to the teaching of pronunciation as … (Rajadurai, 2001).

Canham et al. ([1999]) for example developed a gap light index that takes into account the open areas of the sky where the tree crown can receive photon flux for mixed stands in North America.

For example, if a gap metabolite ί is involved only in an irreversible reaction by which it is consumed, or if all the reactions in which this metabolite is involved are irreversible and in all it is consumed, then metabolite will be a RNP.

Short steps: When walking over irregular ground, for example approaching a gap or an obstacle, stick insects perform so-called short steps either when starting swing at the PEP or after having reached the anterior extreme position (AEP, Fig.  1) (Bläsing and Cruse 2004a, b; Theunissen et al. 2012).

For example, a large gap between the price and volume lines signals a possible Buy.

There is, for example, a deep gap to fill between purely theoretical approaches of radio link capacity and effective QoS results on an exploited network.

For example, a large gap indicates that t is enriched in the HG genes while not enriched in the whole gene group G. (6) gap (t ) = S (t, HG ) − S (t, G ) S (t, G ) In this section, we briefly introduce the data used in our experiments.

An example for such a gap is the value added tax, which exists in most countries all over the world.