Sentence examples for need for bridging from inspiring English sources

Because clinical practice is a human endeavor, there is a need for bridging disciplines to enable clinicians to benefit from rapid technologic advances.

There was found to be a need for bridging the gaps between the separate programs.

Delay in starting PD results in the need for bridging HD in patients who require immediate dailysis.

Concerns have been expressed that comparative effectiveness research may not be applicable to individual patients with unique genetic backgrounds [ 25], and a need for bridging the "chasm" between CER and personalized medicine has been recognized [ 26].

The need for bridging and knowledge transfer in the field of disabilities and ageing, possibly related to certain content discrepancies between the ICF and EDAD 2008, has been highlighted [ 3].

This highlights the need for bridging the gap between field and hospital PAC providers by working closely through a formal notification system that refers women directly to the public health services.

The new bridge, the only link between the communities, was built 65 feet high, eliminating the need for bridge openings.

Between the American Civil War and World War I, railroads reached their peak in the United States and elsewhere, increasing the need for bridges that could withstand these heavier loads.

Career staff members studied problems like the need for bridges and tunnels (resulting in the construction of the George Washington Bridge and five other crossings), airport expansion and modernization, the development of maritime container ports and a wide range of other complex projects.

The composition is incredibly one-sided, and we have a huge need for bridge-building in this project.

As pharmacists have increasingly expanded their role to function as primary health care providers and the primary health care system continues to evolve, gaps in knowledge, and skills have been identified that indicate a need for bridge or specialty education [ 22- 24].