Sentence examples for adjunct resource from inspiring English sources
As an adjunct resource to the clinician, the LBDA and the LBS relieve the strain on the health-care system by helping people understand LBD and directing them to other sources of information.
Self-directed IVBI has the potential to significantly reduce the personnel required for skills teaching and may serve as a long-term learning adjunct in low-resource settings.
His stepfather, Scott L. Horton, is an associate professor of behavioral sciences at Mitchell College in New London, Conn., and an adjunct professor of human resource development at the University of Southern Maine.
Use of the technology appears to be, in some cases, an adjunct to other offline resources.
This trial aimed to test the effectiveness of a website designed for weight control, based on a self-help approach, in comparison to the standard weight control options available in a 'real life' setting and consequently to assess the feasibility of the resource as an adjunct for weight management.
The second problem is the limited access to technology and other resources provided to adjunct faculty.
However the method does lend itself to use in surveys assessing availability of resources as an adjunct to direct observation [ 28].
Margaret S. Torn is co-head of the Climate and Carbon Sciences Program at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Adjunct Associate Professor in Energy and Resources at U.C. Berkeley.
Validated respiratory questionnaires like ATS questionnaire are an effective tool in the diagnosis of respiratory symptoms and can be a useful adjunct to spirometry in community setting of resource poor countries for screening of respiratory illness.
Executives described relations as friendly and cooperative, with the cells acting at times as if they were adjuncts to existing human resources departments.
Since food insecurity may be contributing to delayed ARV initiation, incomplete adherence, and ARV treatment discontinuation, food and nutrition interventions may be an important adjunct to the substantial investment in ARV programs in resource-limited setting.
