Meanings of important adjunct in English

This work along our coast is an important adjunct to our commerce.

This will be found an important adjunct in the administration of a public library.

For this School of Agriculture is an important adjunct.

An important adjunct to that is after two or three years it will have to show some progress.

An important adjunct of the palace was the temple, a copy of the tower- temples of the Chaldæans.

Pancreatic duct stents are an important adjunct to reduce the risk of post-endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography pancreatitis in difficult access.

Conclusion: Balloon-assisted coiling is an important adjunct in the treatment of aneurysms with a wide neck or low SNR.

The large village, or town of Varoschia is an important adjunct to Famagousta, from which it is hardly separated.

Conclusions: The use of locally delivered doxycycline may constitute an important adjunct for the treatment of chronic periodontitis in smokers.

Thus, DFMO may be an important adjunct to anti-GD2 immunotherapy in addition to a role as a potential anti-cancer therapeutic.

They were an important adjunct of my outfit, but perhaps after all it would be necessary for us to part.

And he possesses a very important adjunct, though to the uninitiated it may seem trifling, a stomach that can relish and digest fat.

Chamberlain well understands that a good table is an important adjunct to his business, and he makes the attraction as strong as possible.

It gives to the sailing vessels such cargoes as are not urgent or perishable, and, indirectly at least, promotes that important adjunct of commerce.

Fruit-growing and stock-raising are important adjuncts to the county's wealth.

The bedroom opens out of the sitting-room; and almost every bedroom has its bathroom-thatall-importantadjunct in the East-attached to it.