Sentence examples for natural adjunct from inspiring English sources

Shallow Slumber is his first creative foray into the mechanics of social work, but it is a natural adjunct to his previous, overtly socially conscious, writing.

Part of the first generation to grow up with photography as a natural adjunct to artistic life, Church did not work in the new medium.

It presents seldom-exhibited work, most of it abstract, in a medium that would seem a natural adjunct to his painting.

Mr. Zeng suggested in a submission to this year's National People's Congress, China's annual legislature, that the right to strike should be restored because it was a basic right of workers in a market economy and a natural adjunct to the right to work.

On the other hand, the classified ads sites supplied by the Excite or Infoseek search engines, and at Netcom and Mindspring, are well-designed places that feel like natural adjuncts of their parents, with the power of a big database fed by a network of suppliers.

He regarded sexual selection as an adjunct of natural selection: it was 'survival of the sexiest', regardless of whether the sexual attributes had any other survival benefits.

Resveratrol commonly exists in many types of food, such as peanuts, cranberries and grapes, making it a good candidate as a natural chemopreventive or therapeutic adjunct against cancer (11).

This approach could provide useful elements for the development of probiotic adjunct cultures producing natural biopreservatives during food fermentations.

There have also been a continuous effort to use natural based anti-oxidant compounds as neuroprotective adjunct in the prevention of neuronal cell death.

Today, dyeing with natural materials is often practiced as an adjunct to handspinning, knitting and weaving.

The therapies involving natural antioxidants/plant products may be used as adjunct therapy [ 44].