Sentence examples for adjunct to that from inspiring English sources
I mean, they have their place, but they're cramped, they're difficult to pass in, and their space is still only ever an adjunct to that allotted to the all-devouring demands of King Car.
Adjunct to that, not only is the mission really, really cool, the nature of the responsiblity you will be able to get by virtue of how much work we have, you'll get there faster than you might in the private sector.
Information gained from pragmatic trials and observational studies can be a valuable adjunct to that gained by RCTs.
"The stones of Stenness, the Ring of Brodgar and the other features of the landscape were really just adjuncts to that great edifice," he says.
He then rings the waiter, who brings "by degrees some fifty adjuncts to that refreshment, but of tea not a glimpse".
It will be of interest to determine whether metformin treatment might provide a useful adjunct to therapies that limit glucose uptake (e.g., PI3K inhibitors) or drive tumors to low glucose and oxygen levels (e.g., anti-angiogenic inhibitors).
Conway's persistent, strategic, and systemic use of propaganda and disinformation nothing like the occasional falsehoods or errors of speech we've seen in prior administrations is a major driver of this moral crisis, not simply a distant adjunct to it that we should be interrogating afresh on television each day.
It is an adjunct to imaging that forewarns the eager young patient who will not get much benefit from a facial rhytidectomy.
However, since much gene annotation remains incomplete, PDG-ACE [ 20] [see Additional file 2] serves as an adjunct to software that depends on gene annotation.
Consequently one approach may be to consider adjuncts to therapy that may facilitate treatment, such as brain stimulation interventions.
In the absence of robust injury data, but confronted with an upsurge in serious neck injury in Scotland, it was felt that the introduction of maturity assessment in schoolboy rugby was a valuable adjunct to other measures that have been taken to increase safety.
