The phrase "auxiliary nature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that serves as a supplementary or supporting aspect of a primary function or characteristic.
Example: "The auxiliary nature of the software allows it to enhance the main application without altering its core functionality."
Alternatives: "supportive role" or "supplementary aspect".
The incremental benefits of synbiotics would be auxiliary to the nature's boon.
Other factors that may have to be taken into account in the design of an instrument system are heat dissipation, the nature of auxiliary equipment needed, source lifetime, cost, and ease of replacement.
The structural differences of 1 6 indicate the effect of the auxiliary N-donor ligands and nature of metal centers could modulate the resulting architectures.
The procedure is made up of the measurement of displacements in a region far away from the crack tip using the digital image correlation technique, its transfer to finite element (FE) nodes from measurement locations using the moving least square approximation, and inverse analyses using numerical auxiliary fields and the conservation nature of the interaction J- and M-integrals.
In AF the activity nodes have only one auxiliary unit which defines the nature of the entity from which the activity comes.
Yet, until the nature of such auxiliary factors and their actual contribution to the spermatogenic network are fully understood, our knowledge of the intersection between Y evolution and male infertility is restricted to the less than unified picture presented by the currently available association studies.
Processes on the anode side of the auxiliary electrode are dependent on the nature of the metal being transferred, the electrolysis duration and the potential obtained.
The solver automatically eliminates redundant mass and species balance equations, detects the existence of paired interconnections, and identifies the nature of the missing auxiliary conditions.
It was found that both the DNA interaction could be tailored through the systematic variation of the electronic nature of the individual auxiliary ligand and to a lesser extent the functional group and regioisomeric change.
The structural analyses clearly indicate that the nature of the secondary auxiliary ligands can effectively influence the coordination environments of the CoII ions and the dimensionality of the coordination polymers 1 3.
