Sentence examples for producing a gap from inspiring English sources

Medicare, the single largest payer, no longer reimburses the full cost of treatment, producing a gap in inpatient treatment alone of $500 million a year.

There is a great effort for producing a gap (∼1 eV) which is observed in germanium/silicon for the application in digital electronics.

Unlike the LSAT, the new test did not produce a gap in scores among different racial or ethnic groups.

And Mr. McCain has said nothing realistic about how he would close the giant budget gap his tax cuts would produce — a gap so large that eliminating it would require cutting Social Security benefits by three-quarters, eliminating Medicare, or something equivalently drastic.

By 2000, however, the system had produced a gap that no longer looked sustainable, at least not to many Democrats — tens of millions of uninsured Americans, many of them poor, who died early for lack of preventive care and whose visits to emergency rooms and other uncovered expenses imposed high costs on everyone else.

The tilted building produced a gap in excess of 1 m at the top adjacent to the adjoining building (Mitsuji et al. 2012).

Furthermore, this decoupling of audio and visual feedback produces a gap between the sonic output and the gestures the artist is performing to create or affect sounds, for the turning of knobs and the pressure of buttons could hardly be considered a clear metaphor for the drawing of periodic functions.

Following the treatments a scratch was mechanically made to produce a gap on the cell layer.

Exclusion of hospital stays does not imply that drug use period would stop and produce a gap to each hospitalization.

If this model were imposed on patients – even unwittingly – it could produce a gap between medicine and some patients, perhaps resulting in a sharpening of that solitude which palliative care sets out to soothe.

The ultimate goal of genome curation is to produce a gap-free genome [ 42].