Sentence examples for appropriate adjunct from inspiring English sources

How effective this manipulation is for the viewer is unknown, but it seems to be an appropriate adjunct to the content of the narrative.

Positive Choice, including Video Doctor counseling, is an efficacious and appropriate adjunct to risk-reduction efforts in outpatient settings, and holds promise as a public health HIV intervention.

4 Severe PPH (variously defined from 1000 ml upwards) has been used as a measure of severe morbidity and is an appropriate adjunct to mortality reports.

It is suggested that piroxicam treatment may be an appropriate adjunct therapy to delay the appearance of pulmonary metastases and to increase life-expectancy in a host whose primary tumour has to be surgically removed.

Other SADs trialled in OHCA included laryngeal tube (85.3% insertion success rate), which was not considered to be an appropriate adjunct in CPR due to high incidence of failure and other complications [ 47], intubating LMA, LMA Supreme, LMA ProSeal, and CobraPLA.

34 Similarities between our definition and the CDC/NHSN approach and the relative ease with which site investigators used the VAP checklist suggests that our consensus-based checklist may be an appropriate adjunct for automated surveillance from electronic medical records in Australia and New Zealand.

This trial is designed to determine if USLSC is an appropriate clinical adjunct at the time of hysterectomy, with subsequent reduction of symptomatic POP.

Overall, greater than 80% of the clinical isolates show sensitivity to amikacin, while less than 30% are sensitive to levofloxacin suggesting that aminoglycosides may be appropriate empiric adjunct therapy if concern over ESBL-producing organisms exist in the critically ill patient.

Anagrelide is appropriate as an adjunct to therapy or for second line usage.

Extended therapy including services normally provided by an ICU which are implemented in a geriatric clinic may be an appropriate alternative or adjunct to transferral to an external ICU in multimorbid geriatric patients with a limited prognosis of survival.

As the recommended treatment strategies for some PSDs differ considerably from those for CFS (eg, Continuous Positive Airway Pressure for apnoea vs sleep management strategies in CFS), it is important to direct the individual to, or adjunct, appropriate care pathways as soon as possible.