Sentence examples for step in bridging from inspiring English sources
Today's announcement is a natural next step in bridging the gap between desktop and web.
Pioneer is taking a big step in bridging the two landmasses of Internet radio and vehicle entertainment.
Collecting comparable data on non-spending aspects of welfare state programmes is an important step in bridging this research gap.
It points out that the first step in bridging the gap between applicant and candidate is to know, quite clearly, what it takes to be considered a "fit".
The first step in bridging the gap is to explore how each group "uses" materials and the nature of the information about materials that each requires.
An important step in bridging the gap between chemical transport modeling of bioirrigation and benthic ecology was the development of the 3-dimensional (3D) radial diffusion model by Aller.[1] In this approach, burrows are represented as continuously flushed, evenly spaced cylindrical burrows of constant diameter and depth.
The author of this review aims at presenting some of the relevant literature data that helped as a step forward in bridging the gap between bench work results and bedside potentials.
Building on these observations, we argue that taking time into account in economic evaluations (1) will make cost-effectiveness outcomes more realistic, and (2) could mean a step forward in bridging the gap between societal and local decision making, thereby making cost-effectiveness outcomes more useful for all kinds of decision makers.
The Knowledge-to-Action Cycle graphically sets out the steps necessary in bridging the knowledge-to-action gap.
Results from the behavioral studies subsequently could serve as a starting point for cognitive neuroscientific research, which illustrates the multi-step approach in bridging the gaps between medical education and cognitive neuroscience (see Fig. 1).
Economists and financial analysts estimate that public and private pension plans are underfinanced by as much as 80 trillion yen, meaning that the government will have to step in and bridge the gap once filled by family.
