Sentence examples for gap considering from inspiring English sources

There has, indeed, been a seven-year interval between Scream and her last novel, They is Us – a substantial gap considering that Janowitz once produced books twice as frequently, almost always to harsh reviews.

Rufini (2008) filled this gap, considering young workers that may either learn on their own or benefit from knowledge transmission.

This suggests that drivers often keep a minimum gap considering maximum deceleration capabilities of vehicles while following.

If we go back to the happiness gap, considering how much conservative politics depend on fear, it seems fair to ask if conservatives are just inherently more afraid, or at least more sensitive to threat.

DXR could close this gap considering also small differences of structural integrity.

This represents an extensive knowledge gap considering the role that nematodes are considered to play in regulating the structure and function of the soil microbial community as a whole (Ekelund, 1999; Ekelund et al., 2000; Boucard et al., 2004).

The Gap considers in detail the mental traits most likely to have effected the ecological success of humans relative to our great-ape relatives.

(His studio managed to 'make things happen.') A travel writing colleague admitted he'd twice let his passport fall to within six months of expiration, a gap considered too short for entry by many countries.

Additionally, recommendations on important gaps considering psychometric properties of instruments and questions to be clarified by the following study/further research will be given.

Compared with the first tertile of G-Gap considered as reference (23.1%), the prevalence of nephropathy was similar in the second tertile (28.0%; P = 0.18) and higher in the third tertile (33.2%; OR 1.65 [95% CI 1.1 2.4]; P < 0.01).

Compared with the first tertile of albumin-indexed G-Gap considered as reference (11.5%), the prevalence of macroproteinuria was higher in the second (24.1%; OR 2.4 [95% CI 1.02 5.8]; P < 0.05) and third (30.8%; 3.4 [1.5–7.9]; P < 0.01) tertiles.