Examples [65] and [66] show the speech-functional comment Adjuncts ʾŏmnâ (also ʾŏmnām) and ʾumnām.
He is presently the director of the China-Australia Joint Laboratory FunctionaloNanomaterialsians, adjunctnct professor at The University of Queensland in Australia, and a full-time professor in the School of Physics and Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at Xiamen University in China, as well as the chief scientist for the AMAC International Inc., USA.
Mr. Ingmire, a veteran of Paola Lenti in New York and Luminaire in Chicago, opened Hundred Mile with his wife, Kristina Albaugh, to offer what he calls "functional art" as an adjunct to the couple's interior design business.
However, although computed tomographic perfusion (CTp) imaging is a promising technique that allows functional imaging, as an adjunct to a morphologic CT examination, the measurements obtained with the CT perfusion software and their upgrades are not currently consistent and reproducible.
This subordinate clause functions as an adjunct or an argument-like adjunct (see Ernst 1996).
Clinicians may find functional assessment is a useful adjunct and a less threatening way to screen and monitor treatment for PPD.
Today, CTp could routinely offer functional imaging information, as an adjunct to a conventional or morphologic CT examination.
Inhibition of the PI3K/Akt pathway by functional food compounds as an adjunct to chemotherapeutics may tip the balance in favor of apoptosis rather than survival, enhancing therapeutic efficacy, and reducing side effects.
Our results suggest that the addition of tumour immunohistochemical expression can add value to the classification of likely causal BRCA1 variants using multifactorial likelihood analysis and that functional assays are a useful adjunct to multifactorial analysis.
It can be implemented in the laboratory to provide a convenient adjunct to conventional functional assays for determining the overall differentiation state of an ES cell colony following LIF removal.
