Sentence examples for gap was truncated from inspiring English sources
In primary education (Table 3b), both methods provided identical results (equity in 9 countries and inequity suffered by women in 15 countries), except for Israel, for which the gap was truncated at 1, whilst the modified index showed inequity towards men.
According to the GEI method, the 25 countries listed in Table 2 were considered to be equitable in terms of education, since the values of the corresponding gender gaps were truncated to 1 (1st column).
But soldiers being soldiers, it was truncated to "psycho".
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The route was truncated southeastward to Thompson Corners.
Since no gap values were truncated at 1, the GEI and MGEI methodologies ranked the studied countries in a very similar manner as regards gender gaps in economic activity and empowerment (rank coefficient: 0.99 and 0.95, respectively, p < 0.001).
We did not determine how many Juan-A copies were truncated by these gaps so it is possible that many more full-length copies exist in the genome.
At least eight of the nine Helitron copies on the pathogenicity chromosome are intact; one is truncated by a sequence gap (Additional file 1).
Our assessment revealed a total of 58 putatively intact OlfC genes, which is similar to the number in H. chilotes, but 38 of them were truncated probably because of the assembling gaps.
Using quantitative SUVmax measurements, the gap in time between actual MPNST development and formal diagnosis can be truncated.
