Sentence examples for realised gap from inspiring English sources

We calculated three estimates of exposure lines: raw exposure analyses, in which no gap filling or extension of four weeks was realised; gap corrected exposure lines, in which gaps of less than four weeks were filled and (as a consequence of filling out gaps) exposures were prolonged with four weeks; and switch corrected exposure lines, in which we excluded the first four weeks after switch.

As a student of a comprehensive school in Barnsley, and then a college in Rotherham, I never realised the gap in statistics between students achieving GCSE grades in the North of England, and the South.

As she increased her background knowledge of China, she realised the gap between educational schema that made understanding difficult for her students.

He described seeing employees battling through the sleet, "without unnecessary talk or complaints… and I realised the gap between ordinary workers like myself and the real workaholics.

If you can make investors realise the gap in the market for your product or service, and show them how your solution fixes things, you are on the right track.

"After realising a gap in the market for 3D printer filament made from recycled plastic, we immediately recognised the opportunity this presents to the developing world where plastic waste is in abundance," said William Hoyle, CEO of techfortrade, in a statement.

So, Uefa, at the moment, I think are beginning to realise this gap is not healthy for competition and they're open to propositions and suggestions of how that can be catered for or solutions to that problem.

"At some point I realised there was gap in the market for beautiful costumes".

Meanwhile, the City manager's obligation is to show further evidence that he may have finally realised that the gap between resources and performance had become absurd.

In our previous work, a mini-max optimisation strategy was developed within the framework of a multiple model approach, in which a global controller can be designed without the requirement of membership/validity functions used in conventional methods, and the regime division was realised using a gap metric method.

Having realised these financing gaps in the health sectors across Africa due to low priority given to health budgets, they all committed themselves to allocating at least 15%% of their annual budgets to health in what they called the Abuja Declaration on HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and other Related Infectious Diseases [ 18].