Sentence examples for measuring the gap from inspiring English sources

The standard questionnaire "ServQual", emphasizing on measuring the gap between level of current and Expected quality.

As legal minimum wages are generally very low, an important first step is measuring the gap between actual wages being paid and living wage estimates.

But they are not alone in these misconceptions, according to data from an Ipsos Mori survey measuring the gap between public perception and reality carried out in 33 countries.

A gender gap is not necessarily a measurement of women's quality of life in general, for example issues like abortion are likely to be excluded, it is about measuring the gap in various sectors of society between men and women.

This paper extends previous research by proposing a method, which uses image schemas to evaluate usability by measuring the gap between design intention and users' interpretations of the design.

Arne Duncan, the federal education secretary, has said that while there are places where students are tested too much, regular assessments are crucial to measuring the gap in achievement between white and minority students, and that if states did not do enough to ensure high participation rates, his agency may intervene.

The purpose of this study is to present a framework to identify consumer's behavior towards green products by measuring the gaps between expectations and perceptions of consumers.

It seemed that someone had measured the gap between each blob.

The metaphors here, located securely in the past, measure the gap between one's "distorting" reflection and one's self.

We measured the gap in political participation between respondents who did or did not survive until 2005.

Probably the most common way to think about global inequality is to measure the gap between the richest and poorest countries in real income per capita.