Sentence examples similar to lay gap from inspiring English sources

Those funders who involved lay public in their research grant review committees also explained some ways in which they were trying to bridge the expert-lay gap in research funding decision-making by providing lay members with training and support, and by requesting researchers to write lay summaries of their research proposals.

In the 20th century much of the trail through the gap lay covered by a highway.

Between Sedan and La Ferté lay the Stenay gap, which was a stretch of unprotected terrain not covered by French defences or natural obstacles.

A possible explanation for such large subunits could lie in gap-junction among photoreceptors.

The 130 remaining either lie in gaps in our realignments or had ambiguous (undetermined or low quality) calls in the sequence data.

Differences in performance could be attributable to several reasons, including fracturing of a given genic region across multiple scaffolds within an assembly, or exons lying in gaps within a single scaffold.

The same was not true for mouse samples (Additional file 3: Figure S3), and we suspect the difficulty lies with gaps and/or incorrect sequence in the rat genome assembly, which currently has a much lower quality than the mouse and human genome assemblies.

From the very beginning his interests lay in bridging gaps.

His publishing genius lay in spotting gaps in the market and launching titles to fill them.

His descriptions are chilling, for sure – but perhaps part of the appeal lay in the gaps of Surge's story, which leave space for us to project our own imagination.

The system exhibits an insulating ground state with a band gap (2Delta), while Fermi level lies in the gap in the un-doped system.