Sentence examples for useful gaps from inspiring English sources

Likewise, a scientist?s time is full of many useful gaps during experiments which are perfect for pub lunches (for discussing results, of course), Web-surfing (for scientific papers, naturally), and endless cups of coffee (for fuel).

However, using gaps as traits is difficult because the occurrence of gaps can change depending on taxon sampling; gaps could prove useful once all species of Viburnum have been properly sampled.

Social marketing may be useful during gaps between mass distributions, said Trent Ruebush, a malaria expert at the initiative and USAid.

However, for others it is a useful stop-gap.

Short-term protection can act as an extremely useful stop gap and it is better to have some level of protection than none.

Just how useful your gap year is, however, comes down to two crucial factors, says Keith. "The first thing we look for during interviews is how a candidate has actually spent their year out - the more stretching, challenging or interesting their experience has been, the more interested we're going to be in them.

Well positioned 4G hotspots could provide a useful stop-gap for businesses waiting to get fibre broadband installed, for example.

GeC in particular looks to have useful band gap and sputtering properties.

But until richer, more accessible customization options are ready for launch, pinned posts could be a useful stop gap, as well as an easy way to silence a Twitter talking point.

PrEP could serve as a useful stop-gap control solution until ART coverage is scaled up towards providing UTT-like coverage, after which the epidemic may be substantially controlled in South Africa.

Interestingly, all of the top 5 terms are testis-specific terms whereas beginning at No. 6 term, the terms that ranked below are more generic terms, which suggested a useful FDR "gap" between significant and insignificant terms that seems to reflect the difference in biological relevance or specificity.