Sentence examples for gaps to support from inspiring English sources
The tool presented in this paper addresses these gaps to support the implementation of off-grid micro hydropower infrastructure.
Because resources are limited, projects may have several goals, e.g., filling specific data gaps to support a regulation and, simultaneously, producing data to evaluate a risk assessment method.
The final local alignment uses a Smith-Waterman method, with gaps to support the detection of small indels.
The tool presented in this paper addresses this gap to support the planning of run-off-river plants.
The graft should make a perfect fit with the osteotomy gap to support the reduction.
However, little is known about the subsequent impact on postnatal psychological health resulting in an evidence gap to support provision of appropriate care for these women.
Little attention has been paid to understanding whether a woman experiencing a potentially life threatening health event during her pregnancy, labour, birth or immediate postnatal period is more likely to develop PTSD, resulting in an evidence gap to support provision of appropriate care for these women.
However, due to methodological limitations including small sample sizes and unclear definition of severe maternal morbidity, the relationship between severe maternal morbidity and PTSD and possible mechanisms underlying the relationship could not be fully explained, leading to an evidence gap to support timely and appropriate care.
"A Quick Guide for Infant and Toddler Seats" by Joanne Helperin suggests you wedge a piece of swimming pool noodle into to the gap to support the safety seat and prevent it from slipping.
In FY 2018-2019 and FY 2019-2020, re-balance budgexpendituresinures in order to embrace new formats, to remediate collection gaps, and to support research needs in light of the evolving budget climate.
Traditional notions of volunteerism based on altruistic motivation are being called upon to fill in implementation gaps and to support the existing workforce.
