This performance gap has led some to search for alternative approaches for determining 3-D similarity between small molecules.
This inferential gap has led to subjective "story-telling" when it comes to interpreting the past population isolation in geographic terms, limiting the strength of the inferences about the past geography of species and speciation.
In recent years this yawning "expectations gap" has led to a pattern in which investors disregard auditors and make little effort to learn about their work, value securities as if audited financial statements were the gospel truth, and then erupt in righteous fury when the inevitable downward revisions cost them their shirts.The stakes are high.
This underlying knowledge gap has led some to question the value of taxpayer-funded research.
The question is whether the wealth gap has led to a cleavage in culture and lifestyle.
As will be shortly reviewed, such a lack of semantic representation, the "semantic gap," has led to developing several promising techniques to obtain more power of discrimination from the extracted low-level features.
Recognition of the prevalence of preterm birth in sub-Saharan Africa as well as the survival gap has led to recent good intentioned efforts aimed at both primary prevention and secondary interventions [ 4].
Not only is the Arctic warming eight times faster than the rest of the planet, but failure to account for temperature gaps has led global datasets to underestimate the rise of temperatures worldwide.
Such knowledge gaps have led some to question whether data support indigenous communities' claims to be better forest carbon stewards than outsiders, and whether paying indigenous groups to preserve forests would in fact help curb emissions.
These gaps have led to debates in the field and conflicting advice to health and social service providers, and policy decision-makers [ 15, 16].
