Sentence examples for bridging has been from inspiring English sources

In previous studies, the extent of bone bridging has been determined by radiographs in 2 planes.

Although heparin bridging has been reported to be effective in preventing thrombosis, several reports have raised concerns about increased risk of bleeding.

Since Cajal [ 12] proposed the hypothesis of nerve chemotaxis, nerve conduit bridging has been developed and gradually used in the clinic.

The increased risk for fibrotic bridging has been confirmed for small pore devices used in the abdominal wall as well as in the pelvic floor.

Although the use of bridging has been shown to be safe in closely controlled clinical trials, outcomes in the community, where protocols are often absent or inconsistent, have been more limited.

The fact that there is a considerable overlap between the clades where most cases of extreme SSD are found and those where bridging has been recorder so far, suggests a possible link between the distribution of bridging locomotion and that of extreme SSD across spiders.

"Now this bridge has been burned," he said.

The Brazilian's start at Stamford Bridge has been inauspicious.

In India a bridge has been named for him.

The bridge has been the scene of much recent violence.

"So that bridge has been crossed," Mr. Gates said.