Sentence examples for gaps that currently exist from inspiring English sources

Email and web security provider BorderWare Technologies is releasing a comprehensive URL filtering solution that could fill the gaps that currently exist with existing URL filtering measures.

In doing this we highlight the gaps that currently exist between our questions about ecosystem service provision and our ability to answer them with current modelling approaches.

In this review, we summarize the studies performed on the impacts of ENMs on biosynthesis of plant primary and secondary metabolites and mention the research gaps that currently exist in this field.

Airway sensory replacement, especially in combination with nicotine replacement, may fill one of the many gaps that currently exist in smoking cessation treatment.

Internet data can contribute to our understanding of the labour market by filling the gaps that currently exist in the literature (Kureková et al. 2015).

Such activity would also fulfil the much needed translational gaps that currently exist by mobilising knowledge (i.e., clinical guidelines) into practice using an evidence based and pragmatic method.

That means that the small schools erased about a third of the 20-point graduation-rate gap that currently exists between white students and students of color in New York City.

But resource-poor countries like Uganda, Madagascar and Kenya know that they have to create an investment- and business-friendly environment to boost economic performance.By "embracing international competition" poor countries can narrow the gap that currently exists with high-income economies.

The money would be spent to train New Jersey women for employment at these companies and in the process close the gender wage gap that currently exists in the state.

Implementation of pragmatic design elements in drug development could bridge the evidence gap that currently exists between the knowledge we have regarding the efficacy of a drug versus its true, comparative effectiveness in real life.

School reform advocates are rightly excited about a persuasive new study showing that New York City's small, specialized high schools are outperforming larger, more traditional schools, significantly narrowing the graduation-rate gap that currently exists between white and minority students across the city.