Sentence examples for needed gap from inspiring English sources

AP Genomics fills a much needed gap in translating promising genome-based technologies into practical applications," he said.

This kind of research fills a needed gap, comments psychologist Shelley Taylor of the University of California, Los Angeles: "The specific roles that emotions play in people's beliefs and decisions has been a relatively ignored topic".

The original Xenoblade Chronicles was a fan favorite on the Nintendo Wii, filling a much needed gap in the system's line-up--the Japanese role-playing game.

It fills a much needed gap in the scientific foundation for assessment of antenatal care practices and the benefits of quality antenatal care, and the QPCQ items reflect the Institute of Medicine's [ 1] premise that "Good quality means providing patients with appropriate services in a technically competent manner, with good communication, shared decision making, and cultural sensitivity" (p. 232).

The plan has especially filled in much needed gaps in the lives of the terminally ill.

But the poems need gaps and ciphers because Graham's subjectivity, responding in the moment, requires placeholders, a way of representing intuitions that aren't made of words, or not yet.

A total of 990 sequences were needed for gap closure and quality assessment.

"The single biggest need gap we found was in information," said Raman Ramachandran, chairman of BASF Companies in India, during the recent Business Call to Action Forum 2014.

"Instead of it filling a basic needs gap, it's more of a lifestyle gap," says Setzfand.

Is that why you are looking at veterans to fill a needs gap in supply chain management?

When innovation is filling a need gap or solving a problem or enhancing an experience then it becomes innovation that is tangible and real.