Sentence examples for the increased gap between from inspiring English sources

The increased gap between weekend and midweek attendances could be caused by other factors, but live streaming is the most likely culprit.

Accordingly, the increased gap between ground state of dye and redox potential electrolyte would lead to higher performances of DSSCs in the following direction: (A) < (C) < (B) < (D) < (E).

This is most likely due to the change in orientation of the heme propionates as well as the increased gap between the [3Fe 4S] cluster and the heme, resulting in a decrease in the rate constant for electron transfer between the [3Fe 4S] cluster and heme in the SdhB-His207Thr variant.

The consequences of citrate on bicarbonataemia may be explained by the incomplete conversion of citrate into bicarbonate during the dialysis session, as confirmed by the increased gap between total and ionised calcium (calcium gap), reflecting the hepatic and muscular metabolism of citrate that occurred in part after the end of the dialysis session.

Ab Fab doesn't deviate from its original setup, it merely exaggerates it, an understandable decision given the increased gap between the leads and the youthful culture they hope to dominate.

They delve into the increasing gap between wealth and poverty, filling it with opera, protest and drag.

Moreover, the increasing gap between design productivity and chip complexity requires new design methods.

In your view, the increasing gap between the rich and the poor is not just a matter of real income but reflects the reduced power of workers.

"We did not expect this," Fries said, noting that the increasing gap between the groups has been apparent for several years now.

What most disturbs Mount is the increasing gap between the super-rich and the mass of society – a separation that he sees reflected at the rioting end of the social ladder.

An interesting point in NPC's research is in the increasing gap between the perception and reality of what charities do when it comes to delivering services on behalf of the state.