Sentence examples for generates gaps from inspiring English sources

Even when women act the same way men do, their actions are judged more negatively than men's and this generates gaps in the workplace.

This supports a model where MMR generates gaps in the DNA (Mojas et al, 2007) that block replication, which leads to DSBs at collapsed replication forks in the second cell cycle after treatment (Ochs and Kaina, 2000; for review see Kaina et al, 2007).

Since BWA generates gapped alignments, small insertion/deletion (indel) type variants (1 4 bp gaps) could also be detected: 642 sites were insertions and 797 were deletions.

Other models that rely on refocusing light fields have been slow and bulky and have generated gaps in the light fields, known as aliasing.

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.

The generated gaps were treated as missing data.

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.