Sentence examples for a bridge to knowledge from inspiring English sources

Volmink J, Siegfried N, Robertson K, et al. Research synthesis and dissemination as a bridge to knowledge management: the Cochrane Collororation.

Given such circumstances, it could be difficult for a think tank to maintain a distinct enough identity as such to allow it to serve as a bridge between knowledge and government policies.

Mill, however, considered paternalism as morally justified among adults to prevent harm to someone who is unaware of an impending danger (e.g., about to cross a bridge without knowledge that it is unsafe).

High-fidelity simulation (HFS) has become a bridge between theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

Recent advances and key issues for the development of DNA sensors to bridge the knowledge to clinical detection of DNA hybridization emerged as a promising means of diagnostic prediction in genetic research [7, 8].

A knowledge translation approach was appropriate for this study, as it aimed to bridge the knowledge-to-action gap regarding how to engage disadvantaged populations in the pandemic planning process [ 28, 30].

Especially when data for a mixture of interest are not available (which is often the case), certain default practices have to be used to bridge knowledge gaps, as is the case with the hazard index (based on dose addition), which is used as a screening tool to assess the potential for health hazards resulting from exposure to multiple chemicals in Superfund sites.

Working from the proposed framework identified by Authors (2016), the I-SLATE framework, shown in Fig. 1, attempts to bridge knowledge systems by standardizing a way in which to generate Indigenous knowledge and to incorporate it in to non-Indigenous curriculum in an authentic and relevant way.

The KTO is seen as a bridge of the academic knowledge to the TH space.

Adolescents UNICEF-supported research has helped to bridge knowledge gaps on adolescents who are most likely to be exposed to HIV or to transmit it.

Dedicated literature and a series of physicians and nurses have made an effort to bridge the knowledge and experience from nephrology and critical care medicine in response to an increased incidence of acute kidney injury in intensive care unit (ICU) patients [ 1].