Sentence examples for promote bridging from inspiring English sources
Surprisingly on hydrophilic surfaces such as COOH- or OH-SAMs both peptides fail to show any interactions, implying the necessity of surface charge to promote bridging.
In it, she includes a number of examples of initiatives that promote bridging our divides so we can approach one another from a place of open-mindedness, curiosity, and recognition of the light in every human being.
This slight excess of functionalized scFv was found to be sufficient to promote bridging of the reduced Fab.
Fat droplet aggregation was induced by adding anionic xanthan gum to promote bridging flocculation of the cationic protein-coated fat droplets.
During the fabrication process of the hybrid laminar, sparsely-distributed short aramid fibers were inserted between the fiber-metal interface to promote bridged fibers for tougher and stronger adhesive bonding, while at the same time to minimize any significant change in the thickness of the adhesive joint.
The incorporation of powder particles in the dielectric medium promotes bridging effect in the insulating dielectric (Chow et al. 2008; Chow et al. 2000; Kansal et al. 2007b).
Some of them promote bridge (the game), organise choral singing or cricket matches, enjoy jazz or worthily discuss drug misuse.
She worked to promote bridge and to ensure its smooth running at every level of the game.
Their efforts to promote bridge among students have helped revive a game that peaked in popularity in the years after World War II, and have redefined it from a leisurely pastime for the elderly to a game fit for interscholastic contests in which young players vie for trophies, scholarships and bragging rights.
In clinical trials, OP-1, delivered with a type-1 collagen carrier, promoted bridging of a critical defect in the fibula of patients that underwent tibial osteotomy [ 75].
As a model system, generation of homogeneous scFv dimer was further pursued in order to determine ideal conditions for maintaining antibody fragments in their reduced form while promoting bridging.
