Sentence examples for interdisciplinary bridging from inspiring English sources

The field of molecular evolution is extremely interdisciplinary, bridging mathematics and statistics, computer science, ecology, evolutionary biology and population genetics, molecular biology, biochemistry, and physical chemistry.

An example for such an approach would be the 'constellation analysis' as "an interdisciplinary Bridge-Concept" [cf. 82, p. 1] that tries to equally integrate bodies of knowledge, viewpoints and investigative horizons of different disciplines from a bottom-up perspective.

To build an interdisciplinary bridge between "process control" and "compact NMR", we give a short overview on current developments in the field of process engineering such as modern process design, integrated processes, intensified processes along with requirements to process control, model based control, or soft sensing.

This paper offers an interdisciplinary bridge between research in linguistics, natural language processing, and information seeking with potential benefits to design and implementation of information systems for situations where large amounts of textual information are screened manually on a regular basis, for instance, by professional intelligence or business analysts.

The interdisciplinary bridge between biology and chemistry or biology and physics has been natural and smooth because biology shares solid roots and a common language with chemistry and physics (Karsai and Kampis, 2010).

This overlaps with three obstacles to research progress identified by the NIMH group: (1) psychometrics and measurement, (2) maturity of the field, and (3) a lack of interdisciplinary bridges between clinical and basic researchers [ 39].

It focuses on 'historical geography' which has been evolved as an interdisciplinary field bridging the divide between history and geography.

Cultural neuroscience is a new, interdisciplinary field bridging cultural psychology, neurosciences, and neurogenetics that seeks to explain how neurobiological processes, such as genetic expression and brain function, give rise to cultural values, practices, and beliefs as well as the process through which culture shapes neurobiological processes across macro-and micro-timescales.

However, this relationship has rarely been tested because of lack of accurate estimates of phylogeny and corresponding chemical data; lack of tradition for interdisciplinary studies bridging botany, chemistry, and molecular systematics; and appropriate statistical tools.

Interdisciplinary research bridges different scientific disciplines, for example, by using joint research concepts; transdisciplinary research crosses the borders of science and actively involves practitioners into the research process and the generation of knowledge (Mobjörk 2010).

By bridging interdisciplinary gaps, the scientific community can work together to improve health and reduce adverse outcomes.