Sentence examples for response gap from inspiring English sources

Therefore CFRs are contributing to the response gap in rural communities, providing basic FPOS life support that patients wouldn't otherwise have.

Each XE that we studied produced PRL release during the first 15 min of application, but most elicited a significant response by 1 min. Dose response curves revealed intermediate inactive doses, as we (Bulayeva and Watson 2004; Watson et al. 1999b) and others (Picotto et al. 1996) have previously observed, although we still do not have a substantiated explanation for such response gaps.

Results show that Sugar maple has a stronger response to gap formation compared to Balsam fir because of the different crown architecture.

It was applied to follow the tree crown response to gap formation for broadleaved (Sugar maple) and coniferous (Balsam fir) species.

Labor advocacy groups and other supporters of the plan pilloried the responses by Gap, Wal-Mart and other American retailers that have decided to rely on their own inspection systems rather than join the plan.

The merged city 22 stands out as having the greatest amount of specific heterogeneity in the migration response to gaps.

As an example of application, the combined and expanded uncertainties in the model tests of a moored semi-submersible platform were assessed and quantified in terms of motion responses, air gap and mooring line tensions.

Though the Kenya Red Cross and Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), Switzerland have stepped up to bolster the county's health facilities to deal with the cholera outbreak, and support the Ministry of Health with response measures, gaps abound.

EMS workers' response willingness gaps pose a substantial challenge to prehospital surge capacity in an influenza pandemic.

We investigated auditory temporal resolution in young, middle-aged, and older listeners with neuromagnetic evoked responses to gap stimuli with different leading marker and gap durations.

The waveforms of group mean differences between 24-Hz low-pass filtered responses to gap and no-gap stimuli are shown in Figure 4A for the left and in Figure 4B for the right hemisphere.