Sentence examples for gap driven from inspiring English sources

This gap – driven mostly by incarceration and early deaths – barely exists among whites.

Yet the presence of a legitimacy gap, driven by the lack of empirical validation of published best practices, might explain low adoption of risk management on projects.

Evidence suggested that there was a significant "valuation gap" driven by the market's short-term focus and the fact that the company's substantial long-term investments had yet to begin generating returns.

It was found that EGFP expression from P GCW14 yielded in a 10-fold increase compared to P GAP driven expression when cells were cultivated on glycerol or methanol, and a 5-fold increase on glucose.

In glycerol fed-batch fermenter cultures, human serum album was expressed from the novel promoter to a 230%% increase in specific product yield as compared to P GAP driven expression.

This gap drives the apparent contrast in Khosla's title.

Retention efforts are critical in a world where the talent gap drives businesses to poach workers from the competition.

The fact that they can't bridge this gap drives the film.

However, these districts' stronger starting positions and unique capacity also emphasize the reality that, without the right foundation for change, union-management collaboration, and the recognition that opportunity gaps drive achievement gaps, RTTT is likely to do more harm than good.

Using a multi-model inference (MMI) approach and field data collected from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan we find that 'habitat type' (a proxy for soil moisture and nutrients), deer density, canopy openness and basal area of mature ironwood (Ostrya virginiana) in the vicinity of a gap drive regeneration abundance and composition.

It noted the gap was driven by a "lack of female representation at the most senior levels" and aims to eliminate the gender pay gap by 2025.