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Meanings of significant gaps in English

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Usage of significant gaps in English
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In particular, there are significant gaps with respect to socio-cultural information functions.
Pubmed
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We need bolder and focused action where significant gaps and disparities exist.
The Guardian
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Use these services to look for significant gaps you may be overlooking.
Reuters
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There are some significant gaps in library holdings relating to the IELA.
The Irish Times
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However, there are significant gaps in the current evidence-base so further research is needed.
Pubmed
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The case has highlighted significant gaps in Irish mental-health legislation.
Independent.ie
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The bank report acknowledged that significant gaps remained in data about the shadow banking sector.
Reuters
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First, there are significant gaps in the published literature.
Pubmed
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At the same time, there appear to be some significant gaps in user involvement in services.
The Guardian
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There are still significant gaps in this analysis.
The Guardian
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As he took it their hands touched momentarily... and there came another of those significant gaps.
Love and Mr. Lewisham
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Although agreement among experts was strong, available pediatric evidence was scant-revealing significant gaps in the existing literature.
Pubmed
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The authors said there were significant gaps in New Zealand's data and understanding of its marine environment.
Radio NZ
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Still, significant gaps in FAA regulations remain.
Wired
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The IMF warned of further losses, with significant gaps between reported and estimated write-downs, as the crisis deepens.
Reuters
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It admits to " significant gaps in knowledge and data" about particular groups, such as transgender people.
The Guardian
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Significant gaps across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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