Sentence examples for illustrated gaps from inspiring English sources

Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley) said last weekend's Isla Vista rampage illustrated gaps in the state's gun and mental health laws.

For example, the distribution of putative RMUs illustrates gaps in scientific understanding of marine turtle biogeography in much of the Indian Ocean, and biogeography of hawksbill turtles in particular (Figs. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7).

The mean number of indicators documented per municipality was calculated for each data source type (data, model, or expert), date, and major ecosystem to illustrate gaps in the data and to detect uncertainty because of data sources.

Finally, this research illustrates gaps in health care delivery.

Gray areas illustrate gaps in the distribution of both measures.

These results illustrate gaps in reporting signs suggesting HPAI by backyard poultry owners.

Although Jiang et al acknowledge that these issues are unlikely to alter our findings, these points are worth discussing as they do illustrate gaps between meta-analysis in principle and meta-analysis in practice.

Although this content was clearly reactionary in nature, it also illustrates Gap's awareness of the need to consider the needs of diverse stakeholders, including fringe groups, in an attempt to engender goodwill and minimize the likelihood of organized responses to unpopular business decisions (Hart & Sharma, 2004).

A. Top left: diagram illustrating gap and no-gap trials in the gap detection behavioral assay.

But the Libyan conflict, he said, also showed that American capabilities and supplies of ammunition were vital, and it illustrated "growing gaps that must be addressed".

In the preliminary report, which was issued on the Internet on Wednesday, the scholars, three Jews and three Catholics, posed a sample of 47 questions that they said illustrated the gaps in the available material.