P&R is a key bridge to connecting the spatially distributed potential attendees to the public transit and then to the event site.
Advocates of CoPKM believe that they can be a key strategy to bridge evidence, policy-making and implementation by linking all actors of the system and creating a platform through which they transfer implicit and explicit knowledge, coordinate and collaborate towards the common purpose.
The British Army, which has a training base in northern Kenya and helped with the flood rescue, is rebuilding a key bridge linking the two halves of the reserve, due to be finished by the end of the year.
By linking this depressed part of the Balkans with the rest of Western Europe, the bridge promises to be a key to the region's revival.
The Mesoamerican region has been a key land bridge for biotic migrations between North and South America (see for example [ 2]), and a significant pulse of avian interchange and further radiation occurred in concert with the Isthmus of Panama uplift [ 3, 4].
Natural gas is seen as a key bridge to move energy production away from oil and coal.
The antigen-presenting function of dendritic cells (DCs) is a key ingredient bridging between innate and adaptive immunity that has been explored in the context of anti-cancer immunotherapy (Palucka et al, 2007; Kalinski et al, 2009; Kroesen et al, 2012).
This study revealed that BAF60a is a key factor that bridges the SWI/SNF chromatin-remodeling complex and the fatty acid β-oxidation gene program in the liver.
Extended literature reviews confirm that the accurate evaluation of energy-related occupant behaviour is a key factor for bridging the gap between predicted and actual energy performance of buildings.
(16) Especially, Gln155 is a key residue that bridges Glu159 at the helix 1 with Asn195 and Ala194 at the helix 2 via hydrogen bonding.
