Sentence examples similar to gaps to reflect from inspiring English sources

First, the ability of the output gap to reflect and summarise the disequilibria of the economy.

Gaps located terminally may however escape detection because there is no flanking marker on the distal end of a gap to reflect crossovers in the homozygous region.

About 63percentt of the students in the studied districts qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, and the districts' achievement gaps tend to reflect those at the national level. .

What's most striking is that the growing partisan gap seems to reflect politics, itself, rather than other factors.

This narrowing of the deprivation gap appears to reflect a 'ceiling' effect, as there is little room for any further increase in relative survival among the most affluent group.

This gap is considered to reflect a genuine absence of detectable tremors, rather than a gap in observation points (Obara and Hirose 2005).

In both cases, the gap is likely to reflect the emergence of clonal interference and its consequences for NFDS.

The paucity of information on mammal transitions in either polarity appears to reflect gaps in knowledge regarding species relationships and geographic ranges, particularly for small-to-medium sized mammals.

The presence/absence data reported here was updated to reflect these gaps in the publicly-available annotations.

This suggests that Gap is just too big to reflect the view of one designer without watering it down.

There is one very funny sequence when they try to work out what in Britain is exclusively white, and decide that you don't see Pakistanis in old people's homes; but even that turns out to reflect the gap between north and south rather than any real racial distinction.