Sentence examples for gap diminished from inspiring English sources

Especially in Estonia, Finland and Austria, this gap diminished after the adjustment but especially in the former two countries it remains quite substantial and significant.

A similar age gap persisted when comparing jail-based participants to HRS participants in the lowest net worth quintile, though the age gap diminished somewhat for mobility impairment, hearing impairment, functional impairment, and incontinence, Table 3.

A meta-analysis of studies measuring academic and global self-esteem in subjects younger than 23 years old [ 40] showed young black children had lower self-esteem than white children, but this gap diminished or even reversed through adolescence.

A large inter-survey increase in wage differentials among categories of health professionals was found in the United States, while in Denmark and the United Kingdom the gap diminished.

It remains vastly poorer than the United States, but as the gap diminishes so will the desperation to risk your life for a job up north.Michael Barone, the author of a new book on immigrants, "The New Americans" (Regnery), points to Puerto Rico.

When you consider intact African-American families the so-called "racial gap" diminishes markedly.

On the other hand, at V = 0.85 V 0, the band gap diminishes both for mBJ and PBE.

Fitting to the increased bicarbonate and BE levels, the anion gap diminishes over treatment time.

As those gaps diminish with growing insights into the hidden world we simultaneously become more comfortable with what we still cannot yet see.

Their findings showed that vessels bridging the regenerate gap were diminished in the group in which the oscillating saw was used to perform the osteotomy.

In the later cohorts the gap had diminished so that the difference was of marginal statistical significance only.