Sentence examples for pronounced gaps from inspiring English sources
This causes the Kuiper belt to possess pronounced gaps in its current layout, similar to the Kirkwood gaps in the asteroid belt.
A cuesta – a ridge formed by gently tilted sedimentary rock layers – topography had developed and was dominated by major east-west valleys with a few pronounced gaps in the intervening ridges.
Greater epithelium disorganization and vacuolization were noted, with more pronounced gaps.
The most pronounced gaps seem to have been between non-atrophic gastritis and atrophic gastritis and between intestinal metaplasia and dysplasia.
Divergent selection occurs in future generations when organisms with even better adapted forms of that trait are selected, eventually causing pronounced morphological gaps between that group of organisms and its parent and sister groups (Darwin 1859[1964], 112ff).. Darwin illustrates this process with a number of examples.
Some sub-groups, e.g. persons with limited German language skills, lower education, without health insurance or of Muslim faith had more pronounced knowledge gaps.
On the other hand, PbS/TiO2 exhibits pronounced band gap tunability spanning the visible to the NIR range, due to the prominent quantum size effects of PbS QDs.
It is shown that for strong scattering potentials (chiral tunneling) a pronounced energy "gap" appears in the energy dependence of electron transmission coefficient.
The pronounced racial gap in scores narrowed by a small but significant amount, says Buckley, from 36 points to 35 points for white students compared with black students, and from 30 to 27 for white students compared with Hispanic students.
He pronounced the budget gap to be $428 million -- double prior estimates -- and drafted a telephone-book-size four-year plan to balance the ledger.
Photocurrent spectra exhibited pronounced sub-band gap photo-responses and the dependence of the photocurrent on the potential was found to follow Poole-Frenkel behavior for the most heavily implanted film.
