Sentence examples for for an adjunct from inspiring English sources

Dr. Fleischman disagreed, saying, "It's very difficult for an adjunct to progress to full-time" and adding that he couldn't recall anyone who had made the transition from adjunct to full time.

Originally head of the Russian department, he gave up tenure for an adjunct position in the College of Letters, which allowed him freedom to live, eventually in Vermont, and work elsewhere for parts of the year.

They had a position open for an adjunct faculty member, and Plautz began teaching general biology in the fall of 2001, moving on to human anatomy and physiology when a faculty member retired.

Perino would be up for an adjunct professor or guest lecturer position.

Therefore, in order for an adjunct to make even the minimum amount to earn enough to live above the poverty line, he or she would have to teach five to six courses a semester, at probably two or three schools, with no time left for doing their own research and little if any prospect of advancement.

This figure illustrates the need for an adjunct to conventional radiography in such cases.

But for Sally Dear, an adjunct lecturer in human development at the State University at Binghamton, there's also a maelstrom hovering in the continuing investigation into the disaster that the school's basketball program has become.

These preclinical data suggest that modulation of hepcidin expression could be a substitute for or an adjunct to iron chelation therapy in patients with thalassemia.

If this approach proves successful it could be used to form the basis for or an adjunct to an ADPKD screening program.

These are not intended for use as diagnostic criteria (and thus are not accompanied by a scoring system) but are meant for use as an adjunct for diagnosis.

Recently, the monoclonal antibody belimumab was approved for SLE as an adjunct therapy for patients with autoantibody-positive disease who despite standard therapy show high disease activity, intolerance of other treatments, or an unacceptably high need for corticosteroids.