Sentence examples for bridge current from inspiring English sources

Single cell Hi-C method has thus been developed (Nagano et al., 2013), which effectively bridge current gaps between genomics and microscopy studies of chromosomes.

The team's findings "bridge current gaps in data and illustrate geographic hotspots" where plastics may pose a problem in the future, says Richard Thompson, a marine biologist at Plymouth University in the United Kingdom.

Its stated goals were to convene leaders in Arab and American media to address the opportunities available for new media to bridge current gaps in cultural understanding and the roles that governments, technology companies, and media owners, publishers and journalists can play in expanding the influence of online projects that represent their own and other cultures fairly and thoroughly.

The data also point out potential ways to reach the underserved to bridge current disparities in health by improving access to and quality of the health information for socially marginalized groups.

Creating near-term solutions to bridge current diagnostic techniques will inform therapeutic development to combat heterogeneity.

We believe that our work represents a first step toward bridging current imputation practice with the paradigm suggested by Kong et al. (2008), in which large population samples eliminate the need for complex models and reference panel selection, and investigators do not have to balance efficiency and accuracy.

It would cost around 1% of the money thrown at western banks in the last six months to bridge the current humanitarian deficit.

Although proposing a new model of dispute resolution to ease the pressure in our civil courts, the report acknowledges that "it will not in itself be sufficient to bridge the current inequality gap in the justice system".

— Nicole Perlroth Google's Mountain View Plans Revealed Bizjournals.com |  Google's new office plans- up to 1.2 million square feet, with a "living roof," and a private bridge to current offices.

This chapter explores a single phase 220V/100A/6kW bridge fault current limiter-SMES (FCL-SMES) demonstrator.

Considering the design of an entire bridge system, current design approaches favor the use of a grid analysis methodology.