Sentence examples for gaps noted from inspiring English sources

Are there links between toxocariasis and achievement gaps noted among socioeconomically disadvantaged groups?

A question to consider: Are there links between toxocariasis and achievement gaps noted among socioeconomically disadvantaged groups?

The Wake Atoll Rat Eradication Review concluded that planning and associated research did not seem to adequately address some of the key issues and the general complexities of the project, and that the number of information gaps noted during the planning process should have led to serious consideration of postponing the project until those issues were more fully addressed.

However, there were gaps noted in the provision of quality delivery services.

Some of the gaps noted were as follows: - Safe motherhood services were not integrated at all health facilities (67.5% integration).

Major effort is needed to strengthen equity-based programming to address the gaps noted by past evaluations.

This month, Mexico's health minister, José Ángel Córdova, acknowledged the gaps, noting that 8 percent of the country's municipalities still lacked any kind of health facility.

Maranda Demuth, a spokeswoman for the chemical's manufacturer, Eastman Chemical, shows up in Achenbach's report "play[ing] down the significance" of these gaps, "noting that nine of the 152 such entries refer to water, which is harmless".

As Robert Kagan, whose book "Of Paradise and Power" details this power gap, noted: "We and the Europeans today are like a couple who woke up one day, looked at each other and said, 'You're not the person I married!' " Yes, we have changed.

The most recent Productivity Commission report on the progress of "closing the gap" noted that justice outcomes for Aboriginal people continue to decline, with adult imprisonment rates worsening (a 57% increase in incarceration rates) and no change in high rates of juvenile detention and family and community violence.

The minutes, which were made available to The Times, state that Sridevi Kalavakolanu, a Walmart director of ethical sourcing, joined by an official from the Gap, noted that the proposed improvements would involve up to 4,500 factories and would "'in most cases" involve a "very extensive and costly modification".