Sentence examples for individual gaps from inspiring English sources

In other words, through competition and thinning, one single tree will eventually dominate the opening and become the canopy tree, and thus the dynamics of the forest can be understood in terms of the changes in the individual gaps between the trees and their interactions with the greater system.

Radical business model innovations are particularly challenging to implement because they involve addressing multiple gaps simultaneously, and the effort and attention needed to do so is non-linear with closing individual gaps.

The format is the same as that of Fig. 2. Bubble Flag value is 8 (Data gap) when there are too many (e.g., >12 times) individual gaps or a gap exceeding a certain threshold (e.g., 100 seconds) in the L1b magnetic field data over an orbital arc within ±45° GLAT.

The individual gaps were measured at each time point, and the speed of migration was acquired by dividing the length of the gap by the culture time.

The difference was caused by the larger number of laminin gaps rather than longer individual gaps in the Six1/4 EGFP/EGFP DREZ compared with Six1/4 +/EGFP (Additional file 6).

The questions asked by the trainees provide valuable insights for the teacher/trainer to pinpoint the individual gaps in understanding and correct for these through discussion and reiteration of learned material in a personalized manner.

Ongoing studies in genetically engineered mice are revealing insights into the role of individual gap junction channel proteins in normal cardiac function and arrhythmogenesis.

The sampling error on individual gap-filled flux was estimated for both daytime and nighttime fluxes to twice the standard error (95%% confidence interval) of the gap-filling model residuals [37, 93].

These possibilities are depending on the flow rate of circulating streams and the arrival headway distributions, as well as individual drivers, vehicle and environment characteristics that affect each individual gap acceptance behaviour.

We monitored the effect of group selection timber harvests on feeding and foraging activity of bats at three spatial scales: among habitats within a landscape, among harvested and unharvested areas in the stand where patches were harvested, and within an individual gap.

The ratio of each individual gap distance between adjacent data points was calculated relative to mean gap distance.