Sentence examples for gap rendering from inspiring English sources

Dopant ions interact with host atoms and may bring electronic state within the band gap rendering peculiar properties to the material [13, 14].

The incorporation of rGO into the composite led to the reduction of band gap, rendering the rGO-TiO2 hybrid material sensitive to visible light irradiation (λ < 400 nm).

As soon as we got involved Santander realised that it did, indeed, misdirect your payment and that a "staff knowledge gap" rendered it incapable of rectifying the mistake.

Finally, although the project was originally envisaged as accessing routinely collected [ 54] patient body mass data, initial investigation of this dataset indicated systematic biases and large gaps rendering it unfit for this purpose.

These gaps render the toxicologist's goal of extrapolating from one species to another "a very complex state of affairs," as Seed puts it.

Either way, it led to a massive confidence gap, which rendered Bush's presidency inert for at least his last two years in office.

Decompartmentalization of genome-scale compartmentalized metabolic networks reduces their dimension, rendering gap filling tractable (Rolfsson et al., 2011).

No gaps also renders Priority monism equivalent to Priority monism (cosmic).

Lastly, she said, many creationist students believe that there are some intrinsic "gaps" in the theory, rendering it false to which she exclaimed, "What gaps?", further comparing the argument to the markings on a ruler.

But it narrows the gap dramatically while also rendering it in some ways beside the point.

A classic mistake, Dr. Chalifoux said, is to close the space with braces, only to have the gap return over time if the patient grinds his or her teeth at night with enough force to render the retainer useless.