In this study, we have exploited a pathway functional genomics approach to gain entry into epigenetic-related network, and attempted to bridge the gaps between genes, histone modifications and MSC osteogenic differentiation.
There are an assortment of multi-level interventions based in schools and other institutions attempting to bridge health promotion and obesity prevention effects to the home environment, but few of these interventions have explicitly attempted to impact the home environment by enhancing the skills of children within the institutional environment setting.
This is why companies like Facebook, with its Internet.org platform, and Airtel Zero, are attempting to bridge this cost gap for customers in India and other developing countries with free access to apps.
With white LGBTQ political and religious organizations now attempting to bridge this historic divide, many communities of color are asking what's in it for them.
Over coffee the other day, Mrs. Clinton said she wanted to add her voice and influence to those who are attempting to bridge the divide between the police officers, who have the difficult and dangerous job of fighting crime, and the people in the neighborhoods who feel they are treated unfairly and disrespectfully.
Mercedes appears to be attempting to bridge the gap between mass-production and bespoke creation.
He's not attempting to bridge to the breakaway.
In this paper, we investigate how principles from psychology can be the result of neural computations and therefore attempt to bridge the gap between monkey neurophysiology and human behavioral data, and hence between these two complementary disciplines.
MCYS is in the process of developing its own framework for the zero to three age-group and will attempt to bridge the programmes of the different age groups for a seamless flow in connecting to the kindergarten framework.
In revision joint arthroplasty, the surgeon is often confronted with deficient bone stock and must attempt to bridge bone defects when grafting is not feasible.
