Sentence examples for with adjunct from inspiring English sources
In groups 1 and 2, the implantation was followed by peri-implant injection of S. epidermidis or Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus) with adjunct injections of aqueous sodium morrhuate.
My current duties in the lab include implementing health and safety policies and carrying out lab administrative tasks as well as conducting two molecular projects with adjunct faculty.
The current study aimed to evaluate school-based motivational sleep education programs (SEPs) with adjunct bright light therapy (BLT) and/or parental involvement (PI).
In that scenario, the tendency for improved strength in the minced graft group with adjunct tacrolimus administration may reflect the compounds (i.e., FK506) beneficial impact on peripheral nerve regeneration (Gold 1997; Sulaiman et al. 2002).
The present endoscopic imaging includes (A) standard endoscopy alone and /or with adjunct technologies such as point enhancement, e.g. confocal endomicroscopy and field enhancement technologies such as chromoendoscopy, NBI and FICE and (B) endoscopic ultrasound.
The latest lineup includes Todd Rundgren, Toto lead guitarist Steve Lukather, Mr. Mister's Richard Page and Santana's Gregg Rolie along with adjunct touring drummer Gregg Bissonette and keyboardist-saxophonist Mark Rivera.
So classes get bigger, tenured faculty members are replaced with adjuncts and technical courses are sacrificed.
At the time, she said that the major challenge was to rebuild CUNY and stop the replacement of full-time professionals with adjuncts.
It's a style that has long been associated with American sports, though in its bland mass-market form in which the barley-malt core of a great pilsner is diluted with adjuncts like corn or rice.
For years, the White House has argued that US troops in Iraq with adjuncts in Syria – officially 4,000 but often 5,500 at any given time – are an advisory force, not a combat force.
With adjuncts earning as little as $1,500 per course, many part-timers, who often refer to themselves as "road scholars," shuttle between three or four colleges, trying to stitch together $15,000 a semester.
