Sentence examples for an adjunct activity from inspiring English sources

I think music was looked on, by the faculty, as very much an adjunct activity, as opposed to a mental discipline, if you can believe it, until very late in the game.

Ure2p shows glutathione-dependent peroxidase (GPx) activity, which is often an adjunct activity of GSTs, but wild-type Ure2p shows no detectable GST activity toward the standard substrate 1-chloro-2,4-dinitrobenzene (CDNB).

Similar exploration has previously been undertaken in relation to Total Knee Replacement and the Oxford Knee Score resulting in the development of an adjunct OKS-Activity and Participation Questionnaire (OKS-APQ).

"Plant collecting although vital, difficult and demanding is not particularly recognized academically and therefore is often an adjunct to other activities," Scotland writes.

One possible intervention that deserves consideration is physical activity, an adjunct that has many well established health benefits and may serve to enhance quality of life.

"The only deductions that may be allowed in this area are those that are an adjunct to formal educational activities". While the IRS is still accepting deductions for travel, food, accommodations and related expenses of volunteers on scientific research expeditions, it is taking a longer look at these deductions.

The prevention for PLWH program was developed to integrate with our established HIV counseling and testing program, which operates as an adjunct to the clinical activities of the ED and has been described in detail elsewhere[ 35, 36].

E-learning is fast becoming a part of undergraduate courses, as an adjunct to traditional learning activities [ 10] for pharmacy students and for pharmacology content in other healthcare professionals' training.

However, this does not alter our conclusion about the lack of effectiveness of facilitated physical activity as an adjunct treatment to usual care for depression.

Despite reservations, the United States contributes about $20 million a year to the network's construction and operation, in part because American intelligence agencies are said to use it as an adjunct to their global monitoring activities.

They should also recognize that the present cannot be isolated from the past and that the history of American art cannot be treated like an adjunct to the museum's activities.