Sentence examples for successful bridge from inspiring English sources

Registered providers consider they can often provide a successful bridge between the public and private sectors in this way.

On the fringe of the park, forming a not entirely successful bridge to the impoverished streets of Leyton, is Chobham Academy, a grand new school which cost £33m.

More, he proved himself a successful bridge builder between the US and Europe – far more so than Blair – with his relationships with Henry Kissinger and the German chancellor, Helmut Schmidt.

A successful bridge design must be natural, simple, original, and harmonious with its surroundings.

Mechanical circulatory support has been shown to be of benefit to allow recovery after conventional heart surgery and as a successful bridge to heart transplantation.

Recent clinical trials with implantable left ventricular assist devices (LVADs) have been completed with these devices showing restoration of normal hemodynamics and successful bridge to transplantation.

Mobilization and improvement of lower body muscle strength are prerequisites for successful bridging to LuTx with 'awake', non-intubated VV ECMO independent of cannulation technique.

Assessment in a critical size long-bone defect in immunodeficient mice demonstrated successful bridging of the defect within 4 weeks, with active contribution of the implanted cells.

Our long-term results with 3 Thoratec HeartMate devices are presented to outline improvements in successful bridging to transplantation and post-transplant survival.

Microcomputed tomography analysis demonstrated that successful bridging of the critical-sized defect on the sides both adjacent to and away from the radius occurred using chitosan/PLAGA-based scaffolds.

Bridging can be very costly for spiders because they have to invest in protein-expensive silk for building bridges and also preparing the bridge may be time and energy consuming, since the spider may have to try a few times to build a silk line until wind speed and turbulence are low enough to permit successful bridging.