Sentence examples for small adjunct from inspiring English sources

As a result, Delphi's American operations became a small adjunct to its international businesses.

Tricked out in beautiful new decorations and seating, the small adjunct Weill Recital Hall sent up such a jarring clatter at its opening concerts that sound repairmen were back on the site almost immediately, applying absorbent surfaces and the like.

Once the Royal Mail is privatised, the Post Office will have to go its own way, and don't be at all surprised when more and more rural post offices start to close, and the post office counter service becomes a small adjunct of Tesco, squeezed between the deli, the electrical counter and the pharmacy.

There are two rooms: a big one, and a smaller adjunct with a bar in it.

Faster, little adjunct ants!

"The way to think of it is as a small, economic adjunct to China," said Smith.

In short, the QCA method presents as a possibly valuable small- N adjunct method for benchmarking, rather than a singular solution to the challenges that beset a measurement-minded age.

But even if it's better, the pay is still absolutely dismal an average of $3100 per course as opposed to $2475, according to the article and only small minorities of adjuncts nationally benefit from these improvements.

Improvements in diagnosis and care have traditionally resulted from both improved clinical acumen and scientific advancement, mostly surrounding scientific examination of a single or small group of adjuncts.

In this way, our study is a useful adjunct to smaller scale epidemiological studies that recruit relatively small numbers of Aboriginal children and may lack the power to detect important relationships between exposures and outcomes in this group.

Overall, these preclinical studies emphasise the potential of imatinib as an adjunct to small molecule or liposomal chemotherapy.