Sentence examples for gaps owing from inspiring English sources

The disintegrating process continues still, in a different sense, for when, nowadays, I attempt to follow in memory the winding paths from one given point to another, I notice — alas! — that there are many gaps, owing to oblivion or ignorance, akin to the terra-incognita blanks the old mapmakers used to call "sleeping beauties".

Nucleotides or gaps owing to deletions used to discriminate from most similar, non-target sequences, are underlined.

This shift of span size characteristics is not accompanied by a general decrease of absolute interaction frequencies (red curve in Figure  3) and also lacks any symmetry around the gaps (owed to SDs with high sequence similarity) within the Hi-C data set, which would be expected if the observed changes in average span size are a consequence of mapping problems associated with the presence of SDs.

Portugal does better, with a 10-point gap, owing in part to its specialization in the textile and garment industries.

The effective working range of parallel-plate actuator is limited to only one-third of the initial gap owing to the pull-in instability.

Note that the sharp peak in resistance at low n is enhanced by the opening of the small energy gap owing to the disorder-induced differences in carrier density between the top and the bottom layers of the flake.

Species less adapted to the environmental conditions can indeed still outcompete better adapted species at the edge of a gap, owing to facilitation (Busing and White 1997; Ritter et al. 2005; Prévost and Raymond 2012).

Partly, this gap owes to stylistic choices.

Ordered porous polymer (OPP) materials have extensively application prospects in the field of separation and purification, biomembrane, solid supports for sensors catalysts, scaffolds for tissue engineering, photonic band gap materials owing to ordered pore arrays, uniform and tunable pore size, high specific surface area, great adsorption capacity, and light weight.

Our findings in the mammalian cell lines clearly indicate that, if the Q49X mutant were expressed as a truncated protein, it would be unlikely to form morphological or functional gap junctions owing to its retention in the ER.

In the poor world the gap is smaller, owing to the risks of childbirth.