Sentence examples for marked gaps from inspiring English sources

In fact, at these ranges, the conductance curves exhibit marked gaps with linear evolution as a function of the magnetic flux.

Additional studies have uncovered marked gaps in pandemic influenza response willingness among a cohort of hospital-based healthcare providers in the US [7], and of hospital- and community-based healthcare providers within the UK [12].

Coverage depth was generally lower for IAPV than DWV, and marked gaps in coverage occurred in several narrow regions (< 50 bp) of IAPV.

These studies confirmed and detailed shortcomings in the respective services which seemed related to poor horizontal consensus building at service level, and thus indicated marked gaps in the practice of AFR conditions at all levels.

His writing itself is marked by gaps in the narrative, by narrators who do not fully grasp the significance of the events they are retelling, and by characters who are unable to make themselves understood.

For most of the elements of care, there were marked quality coverage gaps.

As seen in the Figure, with the exception of blood pressure measurement, there were marked quality coverage gaps for each of these elements of care for most countries, ranging from 18% to 86%.

The evaluation procedure involved three tests: (1) comparison between human assessment performed by three different teachers, (2) comparison between final marks obtained by human and automated assessment system, and (3) comparison between human and automated assessment system toward the identification of marks' gaps by particular skill.

ICM found that the no vote is ahead across most age brackets and noted a marked gender gap.

In contrast, fibres marked by GAP-43, which is expressed by regenerating nerve fibres, did show good correlation with the functional responses.

A recent review indicated that <1% of interventional trials target people above the age of 65, 5 resulting in a marked information gap and unmet need in this population.