Gaps were incorporated in the definition of the haplotypes for the construction of the network.
This gap has been covered in the definition given in [57], where (4.12) is considered coupled with the boundary conditions (4.13).
Insertions and Deletions : in order to detect micro-indels, the model must include gaps in the state definitions.
Despite the importance of energy for effective functioning of cities, there is still a gap in the urban literature regarding the definition of energy resilience and development a framework for its assessment.
Identified gaps included: (1) discordance in the definition of PTB (i.e., 28 34 weeks or less than the 8th month, but with a corresponding fetal weight ranging 500 to 2300 grams); (2) utility and regional availability of antenatal steroids for prevention of preterm infant morbidity and mortality; (3) need for antenatal referral for at-risk women, or with symptoms of preterm birth.
The main objectives are to address the this gap in literature concerning the definitions of violence used, prevalence of IPV in military intimate relationships, the nature and patterns of violence, risk factors, and theories that may help to provide a better understanding of the violence attached to this unique population.
Within this knowledge gap, the definition of the business/operating area is a key aspect.
By definition, reversing the competitiveness gap in the euro area implies accepting higher inflation in the North of the currency union than in the South.
Though, as a Royal College of Pediatrics report points out: "There are gaps in research about the definition, incidence and prevalence of deficiency, and whether it is a growing problem".
This highlights the critical need for a consensus definition of earlier versus later dialysis for the future studies and highlights the knowledge gap in the field.
