Sentence examples for and adjunct with from inspiring English sources
Further high quality research is needed to explore NSAID efficacy in clinical and biological subtypes of depression, as monotherapy and adjunct with various antidepressants, and across various ages.
She helped to expand the Office of University-Community Partnengaged; engaged funders as partners for access and retention programs for students from Newark and from first-generation families; and served as a consultant and adjunct with the Institute on Ethnicity, Culture and the Modern Experience.
When teachers with masters degrees and adjunct college professors with PHD'S are struggling to make ends meet, something is awry.
He is a well-rounded designer and adjunct teacher at RISD with experience designing for women's denim to PIN-UP Magazine, well suited to the myriad of challenges the MCA team faces.
The total daily dose, duration of treatment, frequency of treatment and adjunct herbals ingested along with cranberry are therefore uncertain.
There are two rooms: a big one, and a smaller adjunct with a bar in it.
Moreover, the presently proposed across-the-board 10percentt merely widens the gap between full-time and adjunct faculty, while failing to provide adjuncts with a living wage.
Among Dr. Ferguson's recent positions were senior associate at the Center for Clinical Computing, a research institution associated with the Harvard Medical School; adjunct associate professor of health informatics at the University of Texas Health Science Center in Houston; and adjunct faculty member at the University of Arkansas Medical Sciences Center.
Chiado is Bairro Alto's slightly more refined adjunct, with more conventional shopping and proper hotels.
However, because up to 12 points were assessed per woman and the results were used as an adjunct with colposcopic impression, this will not limit the per-woman sensitivity to 50%.
All used "standard abortive therapy" and then placebo or dexamethasone intravenously or intramuscularly, in doses from 10 to 24 mg as an adjunct, with follow-up varying between 1 and 3 days.
