Sentence examples for gaps of about from inspiring English sources
Overall, we find that migration between 2000 and 2007 has contributed significantlyto the formation of aspirations, with an estimated migration-related increase inabsolute aspiration gaps of about 0.05 points11.
Large energy band gaps of about ~5.5 eV were obtained from the DFT GGA calculations for hydrated Mg sulfates, and band gaps of about ~5.1 eV were obtained by the DFT GGA+U calculations for hydrated Ni sulfates.
The wires are 120 or 200 nanometers wide and separated by gaps of about 500 nanometers in one direction and 10 micrometers in the other.
We do this partly to understand what constitutes robust network designs, but also to construct a heuristic for the stochastic problem, leading to optimality gaps of about 10%.
The researchers made grids of copper, gold, and silver, with wires 120 or 200 nanometers wide and separated by gaps of about 500 nanometers in one direction and by gaps of 10 micrometers in the perpendicular direction.
In spite of the large number of SNP markers placed on the linkage map, there were 20 gaps of about 5 cM intervals.
The UK's productivity gap of about 18% compared with a gap of about 7% for the rest of the G7.
Both the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office and economists on Wall Street expected a gap of about $370 billion.
(John McCain, by comparison, faced a gap of about five points in 2008).
At the very least, the gap of about four points that used to separate the pair has closed.
"We still think there is a gap of about 25% between the WLTC test and typical average new car driving".
