Sentence examples for gap situation from inspiring English sources

As a former school board trustee in a New York suburban town, I recognize that the bulk of the budget is in salaries, leaving very little to cut, especially in a $6 million gap situation.

The pre-operative flexion contracture could have had some influence on the gap situation in our cases, despite the lack of significant difference in extension gaps between the two groups.

In this case, the values of the functional characteristics depend on the gap situations, and are not explicitly formulated as a function of part deviations.

In this case, the values of the functional characteristics depend on the gap situations and are not explicitly formulated with respect to part deviations.

There are no criteria for PCL resection that consider gap situations of each knee.

This is the first report criteria concerning PCL preservation or sacrifice which considers gap situations in each knee.

Because posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) resection makes flexion gaps wider in total knee replacement (TKR), preserving or sacrificing a PCL affects the gap equivalence; however, there are no criteria for the PCL resection that consider gap situations of each knee.

Although adequate gap control in knee extension and flexion is important in both CR and PS TKR and sacrificing or sparing PCL influences the equality of the extension and flexion gap, there is no criteria for preserving or sacrificing PCL that consider the gap situations of each knee.

Signing the 35-year-old Horace Grant was "a stop-gap situation".

What emerges is a patchwork of laws that is characterized to a large extent by three features: gaps (situations in which no law applies); ambiguities (where it is not clear whether or how a law applies); and overlap (where two or more laws apply to the same situation or more than one agency has legal authority over the same type of conduct).

The sources rarely provide information on the origin of data (meta-data: which data production, monitoring and treatment schemes; when exceptions from the rules were applied; differences in definitions; etc.) and on data processing (how the data were extrapolated, how data-gap situations were solved, etc.).