Sentence examples for gap relative from inspiring English sources

The G.O.P. platform says Americans in uniform face a 13percentt "pay gap" relative to their civilian counterparts.

Thus, the space gap, relative speed and limited acceleration/deceleration capabilities are introduced into simulations.

This pipeline could still feasibly contribute around 3% to 2015 organic growth, but leaves a near 2% gap relative to our forecasts.

"There are more players in town, and the others are closing the gap relative to the things Yahoo is good at," Mr. Cohen said.

Long-term joblessness and youth unemployment remain far too high, with skills erosion, reduced mobility, and a growing opportunity gap relative to formal educational attainment risking lasting damage in the aftermath of the Great Recession.

In the United States, the Business Roundtable concluded in a 2010 study that given its high level of spending on health care, the American system shows a 23 percent value gap relative to what Europeans spend and get in return, and a 46 percent value gap relative to spending in Asian countries, including Taiwan, Japan, South Korea and Singapore.

In a study on direct optimization accuracy, Liu et al. [ 48] observed that it performed best under a cost regime penalizing four times the gap opening relative to gap extension and substitution.

Knowledge gaps relative to climate and water quality regulation services were identified for the establishment phase of bioenergy buffers (0-3y).

The ratios of the grain boundary band gaps relative to the bulk value lie in the range of 0.6 0.85 depending on the degree of grain boundary misorientation.

"Disparities in preschool quality, hampering the developmental potential of Latino children, come to exacerbate learning gaps relative to middle-class white peers, even before these youngsters start school," Fuller said.

We compute the average age of first-time mothers at the state-year level from birth certificate data and show that mandates not only increase the average age in the short-run consistent with a composhort-run consistent more importantly, that the first motherhood age-gap relative to the counterfactual increases with time since enacompositionalteffect but behavioural effect.