Sentence examples for effectively bridge from inspiring English sources

Combined, the workshops and internships will build a cadre of HIV/AIDS and quantitative scientists able to effectively bridge disciplinary communication barriers, and form effective and productive collaborative partnerships.

The goal of the course is to help students effectively bridge the gap between science and policy.

On the flipside, products that effectively bridge the gap between less-than-daily head-to-toe bathing sessions are faring well.

Furthermore, the durum sequence provides a fundamental tool to more effectively bridge and harness the allelic diversity present in wheat ancestors most of which remains largely untapped.

In such a case, fibres may not be able to effectively bridge the initial crack and failure due to propagation of the crack is relatively brittle.

Well-dispersed CNTs could improve the post-cracking resistance of mortars, being able to effectively bridge microcracks up to around 1 μm wide.

Advancement of these devices depends on effectively bridging the tissue/electrode interface and is dependent on advances in new materials.

Rothbard's research has also found significant upsides to effectively bridging the divide between life in the office and life on the Internet.

The user study shows that QDLinker effectively bridges the semantic gap between the intent of a programming question and the content of software documentation.

While the summer break is equally long for final year students, in many cases they will be working on dissertations or engaging in some preparatory work which effectively bridges the years.

The apparent but not-all-that-deep divide between people like Oprah (and some other civil rights leaders from her generation) and people like me (and other leaders of the youthful protest movement) will be effectively bridged.