Sentence examples for case of bridging from inspiring English sources

At a GNP concentration of 0.05 mg/ml, not a single case of bridging has been observed.

In 1976, Gonzales-Crussi et al. (Am. J. Dis. Child. 130 1015 18, 1976) introduced the first case of bridging bronchus as a rare bronchial branching anomaly; since then, only 14 worldwide cases was described.

A third form of bridging bronchus is specified in the literature by Hawass et al. [ 10], who reported about a case of bridging bronchus, were the left lower lobe was provided by a bronchial branch that arose from the right main stem bronchus.

The incidence of bleeding (major and nonmajor clinically relevant bleeding according to International Society on Thrombosis and Hemostasis definitions [ 75]) was higher in case of bridging therapy, while stroke and systemic embolism were similar in both groups [ 42].

In addition to the above-mentioned reasons, biological monitoring would also be valuable in acute situations such as the following [ 2, 14, 16, 27– 29]: recurrence of thrombosis or bleeding, before surgery or invasive procedure, before fibrinolytic therapy of acute ischaemic stroke, in case of bridging therapy, or also in case of cardioversion.

In the specific case of bridges, six have collapsed across China since July 2011.

In the case of bridge structures, it has replaced riveting and bolting for the past thirty years.

The study ended at ECMO disconnection, lung transplant (in the case of bridge to lung transplant), death of the patient or onset of HIT.

Both experimental and numerical investigations were undertaken to determine the effectiveness and applicability of the method in the case of bridge superstructures.

That phenomena is regarded as threatening in case of bridge structures, despite the fact that reinforced concrete theory considers cracks as a standard concrete performance.

The surface wave velocity can be precisely related to the material modulus, or concrete modulus in the case of bridge decks, using either the measured or assumed mass density, or Poisson's ratio of the material.