Sentence examples for a bridging strategy from inspiring English sources

Although reproducing in this way depletes the genetic diversity of a population, it could help maintain numbers during critical periods, perhaps serving as a "bridging" strategy to get through a population bottleneck.

The global energy watchdog said the reforms were necessary as a "bridging strategy" to bring down carbon output before 2020, when any agreement arising from the Paris conference would kick in.

They can purchase one of these funds as a bridging strategy".

As discussed below in the Regulatory Considerations section, companion diagnostic teams should avoid relying on a bridging strategy if at all possible.

33 The Plan Do Study Act cycle, a formal, system-level version of experiential learning that encourages frequent small 'tests of change,' is increasingly used as a bridging strategy between action and caution.

This systematic review suggests that the use of ECMO support as a bridge strategy for patients awaiting lung transplant is associated with high perioperative morbidity and mortality but achieves acceptable one-year survival, very similar to that of mechanically ventilated patients.

Selection of the s.c. dose was based on a pharmacokinetic bridging strategy, assuming that an s.c. dose that maintains trastuzumab serum trough concentrations (Ctrough) at least as high as those with i.v. administration would be expected to achieve saturation of target receptors and result in comparable efficacy.

Therefore, whether ECMO as an alternative, rather than an adjunction, to invasive mechanical ventilation is a better bridging strategy to lung transplantation still remains an unresolved issue.

Whether ECMO alone is a better bridging strategy to lung transplant than invasive mechanical ventilation has yet to be investigated more systematically.

The first report of ECMO as a feasible bridging strategy to transplantation goes back to 1975: the patient survived transplantation but died shortly after from complications of infection [ 14].

Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) has been proposed as an alternative bridging strategy to mechanical ventilation.