Sentence examples for gap arising from from inspiring English sources

Both metallic and semiconducting carbon nanotubes exhibit a radius-dependent energy gap arising from correlated electrons in the tubes.

The study addresses the empirical gap arising from a lack of research on whether frameworks such as A4R hold what they promise.

The consensus is called by taking for each column the base or gap (arising from the nucmer gapped alignment) of the highest quality assembly present in that column.

In addition, by comparing transmission spectra and LDOS, we find that the transmission gap arises from the band gap of the isolated AGNR.

This new band or gap arises, from the dispersive properties of the plasma layer, only for TM polarized waves and its width increases with the increasing angle of incidence.

Structural analysis shows that such a gap arises from the bending of the domain IIs in both subunits due to the absence of bound ligands.

The importance of this gap arises from the fact that process-based dynamical models may not only facilitate a greater understanding of the relative importance of internal versus external drivers of transmission, but may better address the effects of complex feedbacks and nonlinear processes typically underlying disease transmission (Martens 1998).

But to imagine that philanthropy can fill all the gaps arising from journalistic cutbacks is wishful thinking.

We believe our imputation procedure can be extended to other scenarios in soil science where joint imputation of multiple soil properties can be used to fill the gaps arising from incomplete soil profiles.

The aim of this study was to analyse the available scientific literature on learning disabilities (LD) in Brazil, and to identify theoretical and methodological gaps arising from the lack of a universal definition of the problem that is due to a confusion and generalization of LD in this country.

For example, delaying retirement may increase payroll and benefit costs, younger workers may find that there's a leadership and progression ceiling and more mature workers may be befuddled by, and have skills gaps, arising from technology changes.