Sentence examples for practical supplement from inspiring English sources

Last week I wrote about Muzzy Lane's collaboration on "Government In Action," a role-playing strategy game designed as a practical supplement for high-school and college classes teaching the basics of U.S. Government.

This guideline is intended as a practical supplement to the recent ICCS standardization report [ 31] and provides direction and tools (e.g., checklists, flowcharts, and diaries) for MDs to use in children with enuresis and their parents, by outlining minimum evaluation criteria, initial treatment options, and indications for referral to a specialist center/doctor.

Experimental fish were fed practical diets supplemented with 0, 250 50, 100, 200 and 400 mg Dl-all-rac-α-tocopherol acetate kg diet−1 for 8 weeks.

The curriculum provides an evidence-based approach for what we clinically practice and supplements practical experience with a didactic foundation, particularly in the case of unusual conditions that a housestaff might encounter only rarely, and provides updates when new developments occur in therapy or standards of care.

Heintzelman is brought on as "professor of military science and tactics," teaching an elective course for juniors and seniors entitled "Military History, Policy, and Minor Tactics". PAW reports that the course will supplement practical military training conducted at camps such as the one in Plattsburgh, N.Y.

The simple high-throughput phenotypic-genotypic seedling selection system used here provides a fourth practical approach to supplement androgenesis, wide crossing and gynogenesis [ 6] and has potential for many crops where H/DH production remains elusive.

Practical translation is supplemented by readings in the history of translation practice and theory, and by the reflections of practitioners on their art.

But "very few patients with chronic disabling pain have access to a pain specialist," a team of experts wrote in a supplement to Practical Pain Management in September.

After finishing at Cambridge, Thomson went to Paris, where he worked in the laboratory of the physicist and chemist Henri-Victor Regnault to gain practical experimental competence to supplement his theoretical education.

Although it is difficult to increase the numbers of gap junction channels in any mature lenses, it may be practical and effective to supplement key metabolites and ions transported through existing gap junctions to enhance lens homeostasis to prevent or delay age-related cataracts.

As a practical matter, Salem says, supplements will probably have to reach children through consumer markets, perhaps with subsidies.