Sentence examples for wider time gap from inspiring English sources
On one side, participants may have lost their interest or motivation if there is a wider time gap upon deciding to participate and actually doing so.
The time between cyt. c release and caspase activation varies significantly between cells in response to multiple drugs, including first procaspase-3 activating compound 1 and 2. SW480 cells presented with a wider time gap suggesting possible post cyt. c negative regulators of caspase-3 in this cell.
This can be every 15 minutes to an hour (the time gap with grow wider with age).
"There is a time gap," he conceded.
Make your trailer fit this time gap.
At the same time, women's free time is limited, with an extremely wide gender gap in time spent on care work and educating children and grandchildren, as well as on cooking and housework.
And in the next fiscal year there is, of course, no hope that extra largesse from Washington that in past years often appeared in time to fill wide budget gap will come.
In this paper, Zn5(OH)8Cl2·H2O semiconductor that is a common corrosion product for zinc-contained materials in the electrolytes containing Cl− ions is for the first time explored as wide-band gap semiconductor in the photoelectrode of photoelectrochemical cells.
But Shakespeare sacrifices credibility for dramatic urgency: when Leontes sees Hermione and Polixenes conversing in their first scene, he simply flares up: "Too hot, too hot!" The play elides causal accounts — it ends with an invitation to provide explanations, but only offstage, where, Leontes says, "we may leisurely / Each one demand an answer to his part / Performed in this wide gap of time".
Most women of color face a much wider pay gap.
