Sentence examples for showing gaps from inspiring English sources

As noted already, larger scale studies have pointed to serious gaps at the level of teachers' mathematical content knowledge, with some of these studies showing gaps at or very close to the levels at which these teachers are teaching (Taylor 2011; Carnoy et al. 2008).

Columns showing gaps in the majority of aligned sequences and nucleotides at the minority of sequences were manually removed.

We consider a significant result only those showing gaps as wide as, at least, 10 percentage points (corresponding to a precision of ±5%).

Conversely, columns showing gaps at sites where nucleotides were present in the majority of sequences were not removed, and these gaps were treated as missing data [ 53]. pol and gag sequences from murine leukemia virus (AY277737 and EU075329 respectively), gibbon leukemia virus (U60065 and M26927 respectively) and koala retrovirus (AF151794) were used as outgroups.

"We set ourselves up as a small group in primary care practice and knowing that we will be reported in a public way is a real powerful motivator (Family Practitioner)" as well as the provision of data showing gaps between ideal and actual performance: "The first query we did we found that we treated women with lung cancer less aggressively than we did men.

An overview picture of the alignment showing gaps and the positions of conserved structural elements is shown in Figure 2. Also indicated in the figure are the intron positions in the gene models and their relative position to the reading frame.

The computed electronic band gaps are 1.65, 1.47, and 1.13 eV for 8, 10, and 17 Å NWs, showing gap opening due to the quantum confinement.

The patient's broad smile showed gaps in her teeth.

"The initial investigation shows gaps in security," General Azimi said at a news conference on Wednesday.

Docks once jammed with shipping containers showed gaps between the stacks, reflecting diminishing demand for Asian-made furniture and clothing.

Last year the airlines complained that the agency was ignoring the airlines' information, including reports from pilots aloft, that sometimes showed gaps in thunderstorms that planes could fly through.