Sentence examples for regarding ancillary from inspiring English sources

The guild is also looking to make up for ground it lost in an unfavorable deal struck in the 1980s regarding ancillary revenue such as home-video sales.

Details regarding ancillary diagnostics, emergency treatment, at home treatment, anaesthesia, MRI equipment, positioning, sequences, imaging parameters and contrast media not presented in the text can be found in Tables  1 and 2.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> EEG electroencephalography, IV intravenously, IM intramuscularly, PO per os, SID once daily, BID twice daily.

The notice provisions regarding the ancillary proceeding are equivalent to the notice provisions that govern civil forfeitures.

The Commission should put forward, without delay, based on consultations with all stakeholders, a legislative proposal regarding the ancillary services and a standardised open access interoperable telematics platform which could be developed for possible future in-vehicle applications or services.

One can't help but feel that it is now regarded as ancillary, rather than central, however.

Consider ancillary drugs and herbal solutions.

Descriptive and evaluative accounts of research centres also have made more ancillary observations regarding such potential interrelationships.

This ancillary study regarding effects of lifestyle factors on treatment outcomes was described in the therapeutic consent for the trial, and informed consent included permission to contact the patient.

A discussion of the individual formats used to store and retrieve geospatial information is not provided in this report except as an ancillary discussion regarding any processing which may be required to harmonize and reformat the data.

A New Zealand judge, in 2011, found that Greenpeace's "political activities … cannot be regarded as 'merely ancillary' to Greenpeace's charitable purposes".

VEGF produced and released by endothelial cells is regarded as an ancillary mechanism supporting their own survival and proliferation in an autocrine fashion (Villegas et al, 2005), as it has been described, for instance, in ischaemic tissues (Seghezzi et al, 1998).