Sentence examples for gaps and shared from inspiring English sources

> -wrap-foot> is is likely the boundaries of shared orthology at the 5′- and 3′-ends of the SDR contigs represent the true boundaries of the contiguous SDR cassette between Oncorhynchus and Salmo (i.e., the unique sequence at each end likely does not fall within large gaps and shared orthology does not continue beyond the sequence ends).

"By making it easy for companies to study their gender pay gaps — and share the results with employees — we believe we can make significant progress toward better gender pay fairness in today's labor market".

The Symposium will bring together a wide range of experts and practitioners to present future trends, discuss current knowledge, highlight existing gaps, and share good practices on how to increase migration's positive impacts and minimize its negative impacts on the development prospects of youth.

The mobility concept described tries to bridge the gap between eco-innovation and shared sustainable mobility.

Several researchers identified the gap between observed terms and shared terminologies as well as missing properties of lexical entries as major problems for applications, e.g., to identify pathological findings in German radiology reports [ 14].

The AFPS-Onto fills the knowledge gap by providing a formal and shared vocabulary for the domain of AFPS design.

According to an influential definition, it is about "bringing people together, helping to build links, identifying gaps and needs, and sharing ideas" (Bielak et al. 2008).

We are supporting women in work and providing greater financial security by reducing taxes, cutting the cost of childcare, addressing the gender pay gap and introducing shared parental leave".

Our study extends the United Nation's Gender Inequality Index, which captures both gender inequality in outcomes (labor force participation gap and share of female seats in parliament) as well as gender inequality in opportunity (education gaps, maternal mortality, and adolescent fertility).

Taxonomists will start filling in the gaps by marking up and sharing articles relevant to their own work.

Information and knowledge gaps were shared through daily health care worker messages, one-on-one care, and with the broader community of providers through antenatal clinic speeches, drama, song, and in a subsequent provider-only "Open Day" continuing education workshop.