Sentence examples for notable gap between the from inspiring English sources

However, there is a notable gap between the conceptual theories and real-life applications pertaining to the mechanisms of rubber tyre-reinforced foundations.

A notable gap between the parties would have given her both leverage in Westminster and, when that fell short, an excuse for the second independence referendum that she craves but that few Scots currently do (witness the noisy booing from the audience when she refused to rule it out in the second televised Scottish leaders' debate two weeks ago).

To Stanford education professor Linda Darling-Hammond, who helped organize the conference, one notable gap between the two countries' school systems involves funding.

But very few have experienced such a notable gap between the opportunities they were given and the choices they wound up making.

While at the early stages of feature selection, there is a notable gap between the prediction performance for mutations in the exposed and buried residues, as feature selection progresses, the performance becomes balanced for both categories.

A notable gap in the diagnostic proficiencies between community and academic experts has been reported, resulting in recommendations for patients to be referred to centers with expertise in interstitial lung disorders [ 14].

Congo enjoys a literacy rate that is significantly higher than most countries in sub-Saharan Africa for both men and women, although a notable gap in literacy between the genders remains.

One notable gap in the Mongolian policies is the failure to address chronic respiratory disease.

He adds that they "often fill notable gaps in the collection".

Adoring crowds greeted him at every stop, but there were also notable gaps in the adulation.

The web has evolved considerably since then and there are notable gaps in the specification.