Sentence examples for part of extra from inspiring English sources

It is clear that cost of antibiotic therapy of nosocomial infections is an important part of extra cost attributable to nosocomial infection.

Daily antibiotic cost of nosocomial infections is an important part of extra costs that should be reduced providing rational antibiotic usage in hospitals.

The larva of A. sulcatus was observed to capture the mosquito larva prey on its head, sucked its body fluid as a part of extra oral digestion [ 34] and discarded some portions of the prey body within a few minutes.

They are sometimes part of extra deals, however, such as 2-for-1 tickets.

Not only is gravity an integral part of extra-dimension models, but the gravitational part of the hierarchy problem why gravity is the weakest force of nature is easily solved by adding a fifth dimension.

Though who — at least among those who saw her at an impressionable age — can forget the snake woman who emerges, Play-Doh body writhing serpentinely, before the Sultan's court — and is met by carefully directed gazes of awe and wonder and cries of "Allah, be praised!" on the part of extras who are, rather obviously, looking at nothing.

A part of extra-framework aluminum can also be removed by NA, leading to an unobstructed pore channel to facilitate the entrance of MA molecular.

On the other hand, points laying under the parabola corresponding to 600 m radius bends represent the large- and very-large radius bends found along the motorway and along some part of extra-urban roads (Table 1).

This also implies that to detect large part of extra-genital infections in women we could just test women with genital infections.

Voluntary contributions and funds received include payment towards recovering certain costs relating to technical, managerial and administrative services (support costs) which are a necessary part of extra-budgetary projects.

In this context, the World Health Organization (WHO) share of the Joint FAO/WHO Food Standards Programme (Codex Alimentarius) is part of extra-budgetary resources, but is not part of the field programme.