Sentence examples for gap in reported from inspiring English sources

Yet Messrs Hausmann and Sturzenegger apply the same valuation ratio indiscriminately to bonds, equities, trade credits and bank loans on both sides of the balance sheet.That said, there remains a big gap in reported profitability between American FDI and FDI in America that risk alone cannot explain.

These findings identified WIC mothers for targeted intervention to reduce infant mortality and led investigators to determine that the WIC program, with its existing infrastructure, is a potential vehicle for closing the disparity gap in reported infant safe sleep practice.

To address this gap in reported data, in this study, SRSN thin films have been annealed for times ranging from 2 s to 2 h using rapid thermal annealing to provide a basis for investigating the growth process and thermal evolution of these films as well as determining the flexibility of the processing conditions over which such a film could be incorporated into a larger device design.

But these differences seem minor compared to the large gap in reported cyclin B1 concentrations.

The gender gap in reported domestic physical was negligible in Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, Swaziland and Zimbabwe.

Investigators said they found internal documents that showed that Dynegy created the partnerships to address the gap in reported profits and cash from operations.' A spokesman for Andersen, which was Dynegy's auditor until last March, declined to comment today, citing a lack of information.

It also identified a "gap in reporting in the first part of 2012, which neither the BBC nor the BBC Trust addressed".

"While the number of cases of domestic violence has been increasing every year in the slum, we felt there was a gap in reporting of such incidents thanks to lack of a support structure and societal norms that force women to keep quiet," says Nayreen Daruwalla, director of SNEHA's prevention of violence against women and children programme.

Michael Hirschorn, writing in the January-February issue of The Atlantic, used some fatuous math to foretell the end of The New York Times and then added that it wouldn't be that big of a deal, that tweets, blogs and stripped-down news aggregators could fill the gap in reporting out the terrible events in Mumbai or New Orleans.

This difference in experience fully accounts for the gender gap in reporting.

In this article we extend the inquiry regarding this gender gap in reporting of house hold guns to include adolescent children (age 12-17 years). 12-17 years