Sentence examples for gap in older from inspiring English sources

Circular (RP) and ring-shape (RP) patches of vegetation in intertidal flats have been associated with the radial expansion of tussock growth forms and die-back gap in older central stands, respectively.

This finding is generally in line with the results recently published by Plachta-Danielzik et al. who estimated the energy gap in older children aged 6-10 years[ 8].

This comparative effectiveness research can bridge the knowledge gap specifically in older cancer patient, who are by nature, heterogeneous in patient characteristics and treatment patterns [ 28].

Alongside this gap in education, older people still carry a lot of misconceptions when it comes to STIs.

The objective of this study was to evaluate the gap dynamics in old-growth boreal forests across a large landscape where deer populations currently exist at high abundance.

In directional succession, a forest can go through these modes from even-aged dynamics after stand-replacing disturbance to cohort dynamics driven by partial disturbances to fine scale gap dynamics in old forests.

Nevertheless, estimates of prevalence and their substantive conclusions of higher prevalence using FT versus LLN, with a widening gap in prevalence in older age groups, and sex differences when using FT but not LLN were similar to ours: confirming findings reported in the USA, 45 Europe, 51 Korea, 16 internationally, 12 and in recent literature reviews.

In this account, he also continued where others left off, filling in gaps in the older literature.

However, the gaps remain large in older age groups and in areas of newer technologies (ICT Market 2012; International Telecommunication Union 2010; Montagnier and van Welsum 2006; Dutta and Bilbao-Osorio 2012).

The government is scrambling now to fill the gap in support, and older job seekers are responding.

And the report raises concerns about a gap in provision for older children, which could leave them vulnerable to the predatory behaviour of adults.