Sentence examples for suitable adjunct from inspiring English sources

This study supports existing evidence to suggest that curcumin may be a suitable adjunct to conventional drugs for the treatment of inflammatory and degenerative disorders such as OA.

For these reasons, and prior strong evidence of its validity in other settings including responsiveness [ 7- 9] the AQoL appears to be a suitable adjunct to disease specific questionnaires in clinical trials and epidemiological studies of people with OA.

In vitro and pre-clinical studies have suggested that addition of the diet-derived agent curcumin may provide a suitable adjunct to enhance efficacy of chemotherapy in models of colorectal cancer.

There has been much speculation as to whether curcumin may prove a suitable adjunct to chemotherapy in clinical regimens, and here we established that combination of curcumin with FOLFOX chemotherapy in CRLM patients was safe and tolerable in the first line setting.

Nevertheless, the authors concluded that aerosolized antibiotics are suitable as adjuncts to systemic antibiotic therapy, especially in patients with MDR pathogens or nonresponding VAP [30,31].

The Nintendo Wii Fit integrates virtual gaming with body movement, and may be suitable as an adjunct to conventional physiotherapy following lower limb fractures.

In summary, this study indicates that both forms of N. seriolae immunisation as well as rIFN γ indeed elicit an effective protective immunity which will help in designing suitable vaccine and/or adjunct therapy against N. seriolae infection in fish.

It is therefore concluded that bacteriocinogenic isolates could be recommended as suitable candidates to be used as starter, adjunct-starter or antimicrobial agents for production of fermented and non-fermented products.

Because the production of BAs by lactic acid bacteria is not a desirable property, only the amine-negative isolates are suitable when selecting strains as probiotics, dietary adjuncts, and starter cultures.

NPWT is suitable for acute, chronic and traumatic wounds as an adjunct to surgery [ 23].

External fixators are suitable for highly unstable or comminuted fractures as an adjunct to other forms of fixation.