Sentence examples for considered to bridge from inspiring English sources
The microtubule is viewed as being transformed from an equivalent planar structure, a fictitious-bond is introduced to evaluate the system energy and related with deformation gradients, and a representative unit cell is considered to bridge the microscale energy and the continuum strain energy.
Medical simulation is considered to bridge the gap between the classroom and clinical environment.
The reads that did not align to the genome but that were mapped to these potential junctions by TopHat were considered to bridge splice junctions.
The reads that did not align to the genome but were mapped to potential splice junctions by TopHat were considered to bridge splice junctions.
For a long time considered to bridge the AJs to the actin cytoskeleton through direct interactions with both β-catenin and F-actin, this role has been challenged by the observations that its binding to F-actin (occurs only as homodimer) and its heterodimeric association with β-catenin are mutually exclusive (Drees et al. 2005; Yamada et al. 2005).
Finally, as a support to our interest in the concept, a further essential role of information is now seen in physics, where it is considered to bridge the gap between classical physics and quantum physics, solving most of the paradoxes raised by Einstein and his colleagues (Steane, 1998).
Below is an extract of the interview between Denis and Enmay, who – as Denis says – is a "Jarawa boy who is considered to have bridged the gap between the tribe and outside world.
Of these 4457 positions, 1960 could be considered to be bridging loci, meaning that these markers had been mapped to syntenic linkage groups in two or more component maps and would serve as anchor loci during composite map construction.
Built in 1907 and originally called Posingford Bridge, it is considered to be the bridge on which Milne and his son first played the game.
"However, as the ECB already all but emptied its toolbox in June, the next step would be full-blown QE, something still considered to be a bridge too far for the majority of the governing council members".
