The phrase "alternate bridging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to alternative methods or strategies for connecting or linking concepts, ideas, or structures.
Example: "In our discussion on network design, we explored the concept of alternate bridging to enhance connectivity between different segments."
Alternatives: "alternative linking" or "substitute bridging".
Despite this, a synthetic peptide containing the alternate bridge connectivity generated by the Vederas group [17] was not anti-invasive (Figure 9C), nor did it prevent cell adhesion (Figure 9D).
The automatic homemade equipment on the base of the P5083 alternate current bridge was used for the abovenoted measurements.
Measurements of the capacity and loss factor of this cell on four different frequencies f = 5, 10, 20, 50 kHz within the temperature range (−180 ÷ 120 °CC were performed using automated installation based on the alternating current bridge P5083 [11].
The model employs alternating salt bridge interactions at both the extracellular and intracellular ends of the peptide-binding site that form and break during transport.
On the Delaware Memorial Bridge signs reading "No Stopping on Bridge" alternate with signs reading "Be Prepared for Sudden Stops".
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By W. E. Tobin and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, January 6 , 1968P. 18 On the Delaware Memorial Bridge signs reading "No Stopping on Bridge" alternate with signs reading "Be Prepared for Sudden Stops".
The nanoflakes of MoS2 form alternate electron transport bridges in the bulk TiO2 nanoparticle film through which photo-injected electrons travel more efficiently to reach transparent electrode compared to DSSCs utilize only TiO2 without MoS2.
The present work demonstrates the possibility of facilitating electron transport in mesoscopic titanium dioxide (TiO2) by incorporating nanoflakes of layered molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) as an alternate electron transport bridge.
An alternate hypothesis is that bridging could be a marker of patient complexity not evident in the co-morbidity indicators investigated here, and thus both the decision to bridge and the observed longer LOS may be caused by unobservable factors requiring closer monitoring or additional care.
