Sentence examples for well bridged from inspiring English sources

The "digital divide" has already been well bridged by mobile phones, but not everything can be done over mobile.

It is shown by means of numerical tests that FE2 scheme can well bridge the two scales and address the nonlinearity.

CONTASSGLU may well bridge this gap by confirming the ability of the CGM to continuously measure blood glucose levels in intensive care settings.

"There's no reason to think that we would not see this in some other areas of Mars, as well," Bridges said.

All five members — three Democrats and two Republicans — have solid backgrounds in labor law, which bodes well for bridging potential partisan divides.

That quality served her well in bridging political divides at Harvard Law School, a place almost as famous for its factions as the Supreme Court.

No book has succeeded half so well in bridging the stubborn divide between numbers and letters in literary study.

Atoms are either skeletal (non-hydrogen atoms, as well as bridging hydrogen, as in diborane) or terminal hydrogen atoms (further called simply "hydrogens").

What might seem like an odd combination has worked well in bridging creative direction (with Levi and Kenneth) and technical constraints (with Wil and the rest).

Early research revealed that as well as bridging phospholipid vesicles and binding biological membranes, the S100A10-AnxA2 22 complex displays binding and bundling of F-actin (Gerke and Weber, 2002).

Tachykinin is involved not only in inflammatory responses, but in neural stimulation as well, thereby bridging inflammation to muscle contraction [ 26].