Sentence examples for tend to bridge from inspiring English sources

Buddhist thinkers tend to bridge contradictions with a smile and a paradox and a wave of the hand.

In Figure 8 we plot the diagonal as the upper bound on the number of communities a cycle can cross (a cycle cannot traverse more communities that the number of its nodes) and the expected number of communities a cycle of given length should traverse (black dashed line) as a proxy for whether cycles tend to bridge between communities or not.

Longer reads tend to bridge repetitive DNA which is difficult to resolve by short reads.

For this rule, the proteins identified as disease-related with the highest confidence were those with six neighbors or fewer (less than 31% of which were in the disease-related class) that did not tend to bridge subnetworks to each other in the network.

This discussion also tends to bridge between environmental problems and European or national legislations.

Both females and males tended to bridge less when larger.

For the smaller datasets, BLASR was used because it tends to bridge long indels better and thus reports longer alignments.

We found that 1) as the degree of SSD increased and females became larger, females tended to bridge less relative to males, and that 2) smaller males and females show a higher propensity to bridge.