Sentence examples for represented a gap from inspiring English sources

The code for the quantity of records was subtracted from the code for the reference so that positive numbers represented a gap in SEAMAP holdings (relatively higher representation of references in the literature compared to relatively lower representation of records in SEAMAP).

This inattention to people's voice represented a gap in research.

Faced with competition in the core business of share trading, and a falling market share the exchange wants to move into options and other derivatives because they provide more stable earnings and represent a gap in its business portfolio.

That represents a gap of about 63,000 votes.

These scenarios represent a gap in the ability to detect neuropathological events in the TBI patient.

So at present, the unexplained warming represents a gap in understanding about what causes significant and rapid climate change.

In conclusion, this survey represents a gap in basic knowledge of diagnosis and treatment of delirium in Thai EPs.

Whilst much is known about the properties of silks, the means by which native silk feedstocks are spun still represent a gap in our knowledge.

We show that the current international regimes in place for regulating N- and P-related issues represent a gap in governance at the global level.

Diseases of the developing world, such as secretory diarrhea, have little commercial interest for the pharmaceutical industry and represent a gap that is productively filled by academic drug discovery efforts.

This represents a gap in research, as climate change impacts are likely to vary regionally and seasonally, and seasonal river flows form the basis of many climate change impact assessments.