Sentence examples for bridging concepts from inspiring English sources
Likewise, bridging concepts for the transition from preclinical research to clinical trials can be evaluated by comparing PK data for the same drug cocktail in both species.
This realisation was followed by discussion about differences in level of detail between the two lectures, and proposals for bridging concepts across the two disciplines.
Their work intersected to examine the social contexts of health behaviour, a rapidly expanding field that relies on bridging concepts from the health and social sciences.
In seeking bridging concepts that could link between the domains of psychology and politics in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, it could be proposed that a collective mutual resistance to change protects a vulnerable identity.
For this task, the concept of societal relationships with nature is introduced and applied to the term "landscape" as a bridging concept between social and natural sciences.
The concept of ecosystem services (ES) has gained high popularity as a bridging concept between societal and environmental systems, natural and social sciences.
An internal brace is a ligament repair bridging concept using braided ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene/polyester suture tape and knotless bone anchors to reinforce ligament strength as a secondary stabilizer after repair and return to sports, which may help resist injury recurrence [10].
Perhaps more importantly, the graduate program portion of an M.D./Ph.D. also aims to allow students to bridge concepts and ideas and to proceed from one experimental step to the next in a fashion that is efficient, rational, and--of course--ethical.
Moreover, identity can be regarded as a fundamental bridging concept between the individual and the social (Hoang & Gimeno, 2010).
The area under the bridging traction vs extra displacement curve from the deep notch tests is approximately equal to the measured initiation toughness JIC, in support of the crack bridging concept.
Finally, we further tested the bridging concept by demonstrating that the bridge is in effect bidirectional: the mutated hemichannel Cx26R104E, in which E104 can bridge to K125 in the reverse direction, was also constitutively open, but had no sensitivity to CO2.
