Sentence examples for gap marked from inspiring English sources

But there is an opportunity to fill the gap marked "market failure" without crowding out commercial entities.

A local minimum in the solidus curve in the Lippmann diagram marks the beginning of a so called "spinodal gap" (marked with "SP" in Figs. 5b, 6).

Another reason for the carbonization interpretation was the lack of continuous metallic connection between the nanoparticles as evident from the TEM images, like the gap marked by an arrow in figure 2a.

'Closing the gap' marking saw the physics department develop ways to enable students to act on written feedback.

It includes 214 gaps marked by ellipses: 59 of them in the years 1790‑1811 and the other 155 in the years 1812‑1815, some of the latter quite significant, covering entire months and quite possibly many entries.

The sequence gaps marked with NNN from the Illumina MiSeq platform and Sanger technology were filled in using PCR.

Lawyers acting for Gap are seeking undisclosed damages from Gapnote, and want it to drop the "Gap" mark from its name.

This stunning gap marks Mr Bush as even more divisive than Bill Clinton, who suffered just as much from Republicans' hostility as Mr Bush does from Democrats'.

Thus the molecular interactions between ions in the solid-solution are described by the free energy of mixing, dG M. Local minima in the dG M (X Ba) curve mark the beginning and the end of a miscibility gap in the solid-solution series (cf. Fig. 5a, the beginning of the miscibility gap is marked as M1).

The gap is marked by a change in flora and, especially, fauna and is known as Wallace's Line (see biogeographic region: Wallacea).

Inactivation of ExoS-GAP increased Pa internalization into both MTC and MTLn3 cells, and this was accompanied by detection of ExoS-GAP effector secretion by internalized Pa in both cell lines (Fig. 3A,B, enlarged ExoS-GAP panels, marked by blue arrows).