Sentence examples for gap was perceived from inspiring English sources

The gap between actual and aspirational QoL is presented in table 4. The biggest gap was perceived between baseline actual present level of QoL and aspirational present QoL.

There was general agreement that resources or referrals were available for children participating in structured or high level exercise and sport, however a gap was perceived in the availability of resources to promote and manage everyday lifestyle physical activities.

If the gap is perceived as too small, iOnRoad will warn you that you're not keeping enough distance.

Most gaps were perceived in the psycho-social area rather than physical or needs with aids and facilities.

The previously mentioned questionnaires indicate that career planning is an important topic and that relevant gaps are perceived.

Only one systematic review has been carried out specifically addressing anxiety relief in oncology using aromatherapy massage, which is now outdated, and it was perceived that a gap in the body of knowledge exists.

Union was perceived as any bridging of bone gap with hard tissues.

The law was perceived as liberal but full of gaps and inconsistencies making its interpretation and application a problem.

It appears that the resource gap that is perceived as the main obstacle to access to drugs is shrinking.

The purpose of the anion gap can be perceived as a means by which the physician is alerted to the presence of unmeasured anions in plasma that contribute to the observed acidosis.

The present systematic review analysed the gap between what is perceived and performed in practice in professional football regarding risk factors, screening tests and preventative exercises for non-contact injuries, with the published evidence.