Sentence examples for needs gap from inspiring English sources

"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?

It would be fair to assume that this issue is more pronounced in a developing country setting where poverty, low literacy and large needs gap make the participants more vulnerable to exploitation [ 10].

It has recently been shown that clonally related visual cortical neurons show similar orientation selectivity and that the functional similarity between sister neurons needs gap junctional coupling during the first postnatal week (Li et al. 2012).

The consensus approach used for this research identified needs, gaps and challenges that are similar in four different countries/regions.

CIHR also recognized that one step supporting the move towards better integration was to identify and reach consensus on research needs, gaps and opportunities [ 28].

A consensus approach identified needs, gaps and challenges faced by GPs/FPs when caring for persons with type 2 diabetes that are similar in Austria, Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom.

Many developed countries have researched the nature and scope of HRH planning and management, particularly its problems, needs, gaps and impacts on health status.

"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.

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".