However, if ill health has created long or repeated gaps in employment, one strategy is to leave out employment dates altogether, replacing these with the length of time you worked in each role.
As much as we LOVED that time we ordered "I Know Who Killed Me" on demand, the repeated gaps in service really weren't that sweet.
For relatively small genomes with limited numbers of sequence repeats, gaps between genomic sequences can be bridged by polymerase chain reaction or cloning strategies.
Although the repetitive sequences themselves are not tiled, the enrichment of unmethylated genome can assess methylation status of the repetitive sequences by probing the unique sequences flanking the repeats (gaps in the tiling microarrays) (Supplementary Material, Fig. S1B).
Program parameters were varied in repeated runs: CYNTENATOR gap and mismatch penalty parameters were set to 0.1, 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 5, 20, the alignment score threshold was set to 1, the minimal alignment length to 2, the maximal number of retained alignments to 1,000 and the gene coverage filter to 4. MCMuSeC was run to report gene clusters, which are shared by at least two genomes.
The process was repeated until all gaps were closed for each circular chromosome.
In the MP analysis, starting trees were obtained via random stepwise addition of taxa repeated 10 times, gaps were treated as "fifth base", and TBR was selected.
Yet the same question was being repeated, "Where is the gap, where is the gap?" When it came my time to speak on the youth panel, my response to the given prompt was simple: The gap is right here.
Gates – who was involved in Trump's controversial nomination of the ExxonMobil chief executive, Rex Tillerson, a close associate of Putin, to be secretary of state – repeated criticisms of the gap between Obama's "rhetoric" and action on foreign policy.
The most recent independent polls show the race too close to call, with Mr. Talent, who served for eight years in the House, having closed an earlier gap through repeated appearances with Mr. Bush.
