The phrase "added segment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a portion or part that has been included or appended to something, such as a document, presentation, or project.
Example: "The report was improved significantly after the added segment on recent market trends."
Alternatives: "additional section" or "supplementary part".
The show was later aired with an added segment featuring a response by a conservative commentator.
In a recently added segment, Amanda Thieroff, a 16-year-old reporter, interviews the "Today" show hosts Katie Couric, Matt Lauer and Ann Curry, who covered the disaster as it unfolded.
Of that, primary processed food is around $70 bn and the value added segment is about $40 bn.
We continue this process as long as the overlap between two subsequent bounding boxes is at least 50% and the score of the newly added segment is higher than the mean tube edge scores obtained during training.
Segments of the human KCNQ1 cDNA starting at codon 100, 107, or 121 and stopping at codon 243 or 261 were cloned into a pET16b or pET21b expression vector (Novagen) with an added segment encoding either an N- or C-terminal His tag, respectively (N-terminal, MGHHHHHHG-; C-terminal, -LEHHHHHHHHHH).
Cargill's vice chairman, Paul Conway, said the acquisition was "a significant move for Cargill into the higher value added segments in the animal nutrition market.
Most arthropods, like most other segmented animals, couple the processes of segmentation and growth, adding segments progressively to the posterior of the body.
Although at the phylotypic stage all insect embryos are morphologically similar, this stage is reached in different ways: in long germ-band insects such as Drosophila, the embryo is segmented simultaneously, while in short germ-band insects such as Tribolium (the flour beetle), segmentation happens by adding segments sequentially.
In particular, vertebrate embryos use a segmentation clock to rhythmically and sequentially add segments in concert with posterior elongation of their body.
Add segments to saucepan, return to simmer and, using slotted spoon, immediately remove segments to a bowl.
That new method is CRISPR, which uses RNA-guided enzymes to snip out or add segments of DNA to a cell.
