Sentence examples for bridging strategy from inspiring English sources
So we need a short-term counter-sanctuary program, a long-term nation-building program to ultimately resolve the problem, and a medium-term "bridging" strategy (five to ten years) — counterinsurgency, in essence — that gets us from here to there.
Although reproducing in this way depletes the genetic diversity of a population, it could help maintain numbers during critical periods, perhaps serving as a "bridging" strategy to get through a population bottleneck.
The global energy watchdog said the reforms were necessary as a "bridging strategy" to bring down carbon output before 2020, when any agreement arising from the Paris conference would kick in.
Or, as the Institute's Evan Bissell phrased it, "to think about how can we make things more human". "My job is to think about how we can expand the power, relevance and reach of our work, through a bridging strategy that honors different types of knowledge," Bissell said.
Lt. Gen. James Bucknall, deputy commander of the NATO-led force, said in a statement that the "one-year bridging strategy" ensured that the transition to Afghan security forces would "take place in an orderly and measured way without prejudice to security of the agencies involved".
It seems to me that we have got to begin thinking about that, we must begin thinking about the revitalization of the alliance relationship and the management of the DPRK challenges (nuclear and otherwise) in terms of a bridging strategy so that what we do here and now helps get us to the future rather than making it harder to solve the problems that we already see coming.
These multinuclear catalysts are formed via three bridging strategies, by linking the imine-N, the 4-position of phenolate, or the mixed linking strategy.
Extracorporeal bridging strategies (to recovery, to decision, and to destination), practical considerations during provision of ECMO, device design, complications, and knowledge gaps, as well as important areas for future study, are highlighted.
Cavity formation is an important obstacle impeding regeneration after spinal cord injury and bridging strategies are essential to provide physical substrate allowing axons to grow across the lesion site.
We discuss recent results from the BRIDGE trial and secondary analyses from recent phase 3 randomized clinical trials of direct-acting oral anticoagulant (DOAC) use in non-valvular AF, that inform periprocedural anticoagulation with bridging strategies in AF patients.
In multivariable analysis, ECMO + iMV and iMV alone were independently associated with decreased survival compared with nonsupport patients, whereas ECMO alone was not significant.In patients with worsening pulmonary disease awaiting lung transplantation, those supported via ECMO with spontaneous breathing demonstrated improved survival compared with other bridging strategies.
