A proposed theory that nearby Faslane Bay, home to the UK's Trident SSBN nuclear submarines, was creating a frequency only animals could hear was shut down after experts in acoustics were brought in to test the length of the bridge, finding nothing unusual in their tests.
Once a food is accepted, parents should use "food bridges," finding similarly colored or flavored foods to expand the variety of foods a child will eat.
Complementary studies are in progress to bridge our findings to other populations, and to further document the long-term durability of antibody response following a single dose.
Gentamicin was selected as a classical clinical aminoglycoside to bridge the findings from our in vitro studies to the animal model.
Perhaps more conclusively, this implementation can be used to bridge the findings of studies utilizing the more classical and invasive oximetry techniques for examining microvascular networking [ 2, 39, 40].
Such an understanding may enhance our capacity to bridge research findings and the daily dynamics of these organizations and thus develop a flexible and local process of a minimally standardized approach with continuous feedback loops to maintain the best probability of surviving the often unpredictable future challenges that will face these health care delivery systems.
Also, here it is easy to say that a general understanding of fertility choices would be easier by bridging the findings and approaches related to all advanced societies.
Though a single ant has no global knowledge about the task it is performing and its actions are based on local decisions and are usually unpredictable, an ant colony expresses a complex collective behavior providing intelligent solutions to problems such as carrying large items, forming bridges and finding shortest routes from nest to a food source.
Hurtful labels and divisiveness are antithetical to the social justice movement, which encourages building bridges and finding common ground around shared goals.
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.
