Sentence examples for gap mean from inspiring English sources

The numerical predictions suggest that the sound insulation performance of such a double-wall panel is enhanced considerably by both external and gap mean flows particularly in the high-frequency range.

The Democrats have to get so concerned that Hillary's negative ratings and enthusiasm gap mean that while imminently qualified, she is just not the right president for America.

Using all available data, we also determined the number and percentage of infants with ≥1 gap (>35 days between consecutive doses), the timing of gaps in the dosing sequence, and the number of days between doses for infants with ≥1 gap (mean, median, range).

This analysis has a number of limitations related to the retrospective collection of data and to the temporal gap (mean 23 months, range 18 to 36) between the last administration of anakinra and the evaluation of the patients after 12 months of treatment with canakinumab.

And that — the expectations gap — means houses aren't selling.

This is a crucial measure – a narrowing output gap means the economy has improved.

The gender pay gap means an average woman loses £330,000 during her working life.

To a growing number of banks, that gap means opportunity for gain.