The phrase "a part of additional" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "This is a part of additional information that we need to consider."
Alternatives: "a piece of extra" or "a section of supplementary".
The students participated to get either an extra credit or participated as a part of an additional assignment they had volunteered for.
A previously described sequence, which claimed to be from a cichlid [ 40] is almost identical to Tetraodon nigroviridis (169 of 171 base pairs identical), including a part of the additional intron this gene has acquired.
In addition, the modules show a large part of additional genes regulated by drugs that were not deregulated by disease, indicating that the drug interventions target or result in different metabolic and immune-related mechanisms than those related to disease progression.
The new laws will augment the well-known and used law in practice proportional navigation (PN) law which is a part of this class; additional components are selected based on the negative definiteness of the derivative of the Lyapunov function.
In particular, as a part of this work, additional checks have been added to cif_cod_check, the script (part of cod-tools) responsible for checking the semantic correctness of deposited data and for its quality control.
Consistent with previous studies, DNA methylation alternations at gene promoters could regulate a part of gene expression (Additional file 1: Table S4 for SZ and S5 for BD).
We cannot exclude some selection bias, because a part of the 735 additional patients without visible rectal bleeding might have been referred directly to colonoscopy due to the severity or duration of the symptom.
As a part of QC, five additional SNPs (two tagSNPs, three others) were excluded from downstream analyses; two had low call rate and three did not meet the HWE.
HD may also be a part of this list, but additional research is needed to test this notion.
But Judges Alex Kozinski and Sandra S. Ikuta ruled that postings from users in a part of their profile designated "additional comments" could not subject the site to liability because it was essentially uninvolved in creating them.
