Sentence examples for bridging because from inspiring English sources

However, patients at cardiovascular risk undergoing major procedures may benefit from heparin bridging because their outcome in terms of cardiovascular risk is increased and because, in this particular setting, heparin bridging is not an independent factor for bleeding risk.

If this was indeed the ancestral state, it follows that through the evolution of the clade females of different species have repeatedly and independently foregone bridging because the advantages of increasing body size (increased fecundity) were larger than the costs of losing mobility.

In his very first series he attempted to shoot all of Iceland's bridges, because, he said, at their most literal, bridges represent culture crossing nature.

Paul Simon sang "Bridge Over Troubled Water" (because bridges, not walls), while the crowd linked arms and swayed.

I think there will be a bridge, because I think the alternative is unthinkable.

It was just like, they burned the bridge because of that.

"Most of the time, we'd go under the bridge because the ice was cleaner there.

Is it good for bridge because it's a card game and young people like it?

Many urban planners, however, frown on such bridges because they draw foot traffic away from sidewalk.

For Barcelona I have to pick Stamford Bridge because nothing bigger has happened to me.

Prayut subsequently recorded several other tracks about Thailand, including Bridge, Because You Are Thailand and Hope and Faith.