Sentence examples for recognising the gap from inspiring English sources

In this example, the discussion is initiated by the system after recognising the gap between the learner's self-assessment for division (as input, for example, through the interface shown in Fig. 3) and its own inferences based on online exercises and possibly teacher-provided data.

Recognising the gaps in the literature, the question "Where do we go from here?" is candidly addressed.

Indeed, recognising the gaps in local data prompted health officials in Pasay City to allocate funding in their plans for the recruitment of a data management specialist.

Managing director Mark Callaghan recognised the gap in the market for supplying British expatriates with the food that they miss most from the UK.

They implicitly recognise the gap between society's appreciation of the importance of science and the relatively meagre recompense our scientists, at least those in universities, receive for their achievements.

Stephen Dorrell, a former Conservative health secretary who chairs the NHS Confederation, the body that represents organisations planning, commissioning and providing state health services in England, said the latest findings challenged the NHS "to recognise the gap between rhetoric and reality remains uncomfortably large".

The lead practitioners recognise the gap between how care is being delivered in NHS practice and the recommended guidance.

RCGP have already recognised the gap in this area and have appointed nine carer champions in England who provide expert advice to carers.

The classic statement of this argument is by Kenneth Arrow: 'I propose here the view that, when the market fails to achieve an optimal state, society will, to some extent at least, recognise the gap, and non-market social institutions will arise attempting to bridge it.'[ 16] Non-profit firms are argued to have a market advantage because they cannot distribute financial surpluses to shareholders.

The role of training is to ensure that we know how to recognise the gaps in our knowledge and fill them.

"The fact that so many healthcare professionals recognise the gaps in their own training and the need for specific guidelines for treating people with a learning disability, shows the need for urgent action before more people suffer".