Sentence examples similar to desirable adjunct from inspiring English sources
Women see medical care as a desirable and important adjunct to their life.
Undesirable desire turned desirable.
Bacteriocin production is a double-edged sword, and consideration should be given in selecting starter cultures, as producing strains may inhibit other desirable strains in mixed starter cultures or adjunct cultures added later in the fermentation process.
Optimal contracts in these situations should involve improved signalling about desirable behaviour [ 12] and increased use of adjunct incentives is one approach to this.
It is desirable to investigate alternative methods to assess fracture union that could be as an adjunct to current methods.
Because the production of BAs by lactic acid bacteria is not a desirable property, only the amine-negative isolates are suitable when selecting strains as probiotics, dietary adjuncts, and starter cultures.
Sometimes a hamburger can be the most desirable thing in the world, and the burger at Keens Steakhouse Pub, the less expensive, less formal adjunct of Keens Steakhouse, is thoroughly satisfying.
Jeff Potent, New York Adjunct professor, Columbia University.
Used today almost exclusively as a special function adjunct of roman letters, italic types were used first as body texts in small volumes in which their space-saving, humanistic characteristics were desirable.
Adjunct Professor at Cardozza Law School.
