Sentence examples for regional gaps from inspiring English sources

China is a large developing and transitional economy with substantial regional gaps and high trade openness.

Our geographical coverage analysis shows that a wealth of easily accessible data exist on tree species occurrences worldwide, but regional gaps and coordinate errors are abundant.

As DM prevalence is increasing across the Middle East, this review was performed to identify regional gaps in knowledge and research priorities for DM/TB.

This study reveals substantial regional gaps in the provision of leadership capacity in Oceania, South and Central America, the Caribbean and all Asian regions.

The goals of the program are to identify regional gaps, barriers, and inefficiencies in STEMI care and to devise strategies to implement proven recommendations to enhance the quality and consistency of care.

Such rural mandatory policies have resulted in a substantial reduction in regional gaps in the density of human resources over the last four decades [ 11].

Whether the regional gap is growing or shrinking is itself a matter of dispute.

That could be crucial: if Congress flops in the state, in 2014, its national electoral prospects are likely to be grim too.Similarly a clutch of Congress figures from West Bengal were promoted, filling a regional gap created when a Bengali coalition ally, Mamata Banerjee, flounced out of government in September (in opposition to some limited economic reforms that had been announced that month).

Launching Ofsted's annual report, chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw said the regional gap was like "two nations".

In many developing countries, regional gap of ECE, especially the gap between the urban and rural areas, was still enlarging.

This widening regional gap has become one of the most important aspects of inequality in China (Chow 2007, 178).