Meanings of valuable adjunct in English

Laparoscopic salvage of dysfunctional catheters may be a valuable adjunct in management.

Flow augmentation is no substitute for good treatment, but a valuable adjunct.

It is a valuable adjunct in preventing, and in treating, nervousness in children.

Intraoperative cyst endoscopy is recommended as a valuable adjunct to choledochal cyst excision.

The refrigerator car is a valuable adjunct to the business.

Accordingly, NO inhibitor should be a valuable adjunct to BCG immunotherapy for bladder cancer.

This approach acts as a valuable adjunct to other methods of studying the clinical course of EAU.

Tympanometry provided a valuable adjunct to otoscopy in detecting effusion and in distinguishing serous and purulent disease.

Under such conditions the main stand will not be modified and the cedar will afford a valuable adjunct.

Sulphur burnt in the stable while the animal is there to inhale its fumes is also a valuable adjunct.

These additional host-protective antigens should prove a valuable adjunct to To45W and permit the development of effective vaccination strategies.

Enough had been done by Rutherfurd to show that it might be made a valuable adjunct to astronomical investigation.

Conclusions: We recommend the placement of lighted ureteral stents as a valuable adjunct to laparoscopic colectomy to safeguard ureteral integrity.

The high degree of cytodiagnostic sensitivity and specificity make breast cytology a valuable adjunct in the evaluation of breast lesions.

The Ouija Boards are sold at a moderate price, and will be found a valuable adjunct to any spiritualistic circle.

It is sufficient to call attention to the value of analysis, and show that self-study is a valuable adjunct to reading.