Sentence examples for gap addressing from inspiring English sources

Collen, B., Ram, M., Zamin, T. & McRae, L. The tropical biodiversity data gap: addressing disparity in global monitoring.

Agardy, T., di Sciara, G. N. & Christie, P. Mind the gap Addressing the shortcomings of marine protected areas through large scale marine spatial planning.

This article presents new research that fills this gap, addressing the need to detect cyber-recruitment in online social media forums.

There is hence an enormous research gap addressing the role of many other associations among microbes and marine invertebrates/plants under increasing global change induced stress.

In 2009, MAC issued GAP addressing the use of veterinary drugs for food producing animals to avoid the excess of maximum residue limits.

Given that community-based research on neonatal care in sub Saharan Africa has emerged relatively recently (relative to South Asia), this study fills an important research gap, addressing newborn care issues where rates of neonatal mortality and morbidity are high and formal obstetric and neonatal care is limited.

No published study has compared the outcomes of any alternative disciplinary tactic with those of customary spanking in statistically controlled longitudinal analyses, a gap addressed by this study.

UNICEF's greater impact in all sectors was through investing in sector leadership — identifying gaps, addressing systemic issues and setting priorities.

Shape the next lesson to plug gaps, address any misconceptions or extend the standard/ challenge of the work for students.

The original list of items was checked against the revised tool, to confirm that all previously identified issues were covered and gaps addressed.

We investigated whether the gaps addressed in this study were correlated with a lack of information available for each blocked reaction by assessing their confidence scores.