Sentence examples for tackle this gap from inspiring English sources

Further research is needed to tackle this gap.

The recent finalisation of the International Standards for Tuberculosis Care (ISTC) [ 1– 4], developed in 2009 by 50 experts from 15 countries to include the perspectives of several organisations and international societies (which endorsed them for universal use), offered the opportunity to tackle this gap in the EU.

To tackle this gap in knowledge, we conducted a multicenter investigation of the understanding of patients with stable coronary artery disease of the benefits of elective percutaneous coronary intervention and examined if patients' perceptions varied across centers, across operators within a center, or both.

While many housing providers already have digital strategies, we now need to be much bolder about how we tackle this skills gap.

To tackle this identity gap, donors have turned increasingly to iris scans, digital fingerprints and other forms of biometrics to ensure secure and accurate identification for their citizens; from national ID cards to elections and social welfare payments.

In order to tackle this knowledge gap, it is necessary to systematically study the annual seed yield in operational plantation conditions along with relevant factors [ 6].

The aim of the present study is to tackle this research gap and discover whether the recent scientific literature actually reports the PSDs and their related variables that are important for depressed patients.

A possible solution to tackle this evidence gap may be to look for specific disease combinations with a high prevalence and to engage in the development of randomized clinical trials or guidelines on patients with these combinations of diseases [ 8, 9].

To tackle this practice-evidence gap, we consider how to develop evidence of the impact of generalist practice.

This instrument is one of the first to tackle the gap of validated tools to assess the relation between nutrition and quality of life.

The former Tory prime minister, Sir John Major, criticised the "shocking" impact of inequality in Britain, saying more was needed to be done to tackle the gap between rich and poor.