Sentence examples for generated gaps from inspiring English sources
The generated gaps were treated as missing data.
These limitations and biases have generated gaps in our understanding of their biogeographic patterns, and their epidemiology in areas of high endemicity of trematode diseases (e.g., South America; [ 40]).
A total of 41 sequences aligned to both upstream and downstream regions of the BALB/c rDNA gene (GenBank GU372691) but showed loss of internal portions that generated gaps of hundreds to thousands of nucleotides (Table 1).
After the initial reconstruction was generated, gaps in metabolic pathways necessary to produce biomass components and key virulence factors were filled by cautious literature mining, BIOLOG substrates utilization assays, and BLAST searches on homology and protein sequence similarity analyses [ 89, 90].
We used a long-forked substrate as a control for WRN helicase activity as described previously and modified the substrate generating gaps of different sizes on the translocating strand.
Press-fit fixation can potentially generate gaps between the cup and the acetabular bone.
The smaller size of the CATIE Type 2 population reduces the number of observed recombinations, causing markers to co-locate and generating gaps between clumps of markers.
In particular, as a lobe always emerges opposite a neck, how can each cell control its growth tightly enough not to generate gaps between growing cells?
In motion distorted data, some areas of tissue might be sampled multiple times, while others might not be sampled at all, generating gaps in the data.
Ductal breast cancer accesses the lymphatics in bulks generating gaps in the lymphendothelial cell (LEC) wall that serve as entry gates for the tumour.
Therefore, we aimed to investigate the mechanisms of breast cancer cells that generate gaps – and as we now call them – 'circular chemorepellent-induced defects' (CCID) into LEC monolayers to identify potential target molecules for therapy.
