Sentence examples for visible gap between from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, the increasingly visible gap between rich and poor may breed resentment.

On Day 7, strands were almost completely fused into a single tissue patch, with more contracted morphology and no visible gap between them.

The explosion, in which at least 42 people died, 38 of them children ranging from 9 to 11 years old, left an unusually visible gap between the government's version of the event and the statements of people in the small village where the blast occurred.

The Foreign Minister, a Communist Party veteran but a novice at diplomacy when he was brought to Moscow a year ago to replace the dour Andrei A. Gromyko, laced his presentation with smiles and references to issues on which there has been a visible gap between the approach favored by Britain and that adopted by the United States.

In one study (Spelke et al. 1995), 4.5-month-olds were shown a stage with 2 screens on it, with a visible gap between the screens.

Non-union was defined as an unsuccessful healing of the bone after 6 months, clinically manifesting as pain at the fracture site and radiologically as a visible gap between the fracture parts.

During two weeks of chondrogenic incubation, bioprinted tissues were completely fused and matured into an intact piece of cartilage with no visible gaps between layers.

However, despite the fact that the field of restoration ecology has grown academically strong in recent years, there are still visible gaps between the advancing discipline of theoretical ecology and current approaches of habitat restoration.

Up to now no visible gaps between the specimen surfaces and the coverings have been recognized.

In general, if host femoral bone was of good quality, and the trial fit was stable with no visible gaps between the bone and trial, a cementless femoral component was utilized.

Each 5-HTT-ir fiber apparently contacting an NPY-ir soma (no visible gaps between fiber and NPY-ir soma at different focus levels at 100× magnification with immersion oil) was considered as one apposition.