The phrase "added to the multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing quantities, values, or elements that are being included in a larger set or total.
Example: "The new data points were added to the multiple, resulting in a more comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "included in the total" or "incorporated into the sum".
Those languages along with a few others to which I have been exposed, imparted different worldviews, and added to the multiple dimensions of my life.
Since predictor variables were related to each other (thus non orthogonal), they were added to the multiple regression analysis in the following order: body mass, testes mass, using a sequential (Type I) sum of squares.
Sequences from YJM1078, YJM1273, YJM1388, YJM1401, and YJM1439 were added to the multiple alignment utilizing MAFTT [ 78].
These sequences were then added to the multiple alignment obtained by Lavire et al. [ 13], and a NJ phylogenetic tree was inferred (Fig. 3).
When any of the other 15 cytokines measured was added to the multiple logistic regression, the Wald statistic was not significant for the added cytokine.
Directly sequenced samples were added to the multiple alignments of published sequences for all available placental mammal species (see Additional file 1: Table S5b for species).
The parameters to construct the genetic conductance matrix are added to the multiple-criteria optimization.
It is contended that globalization does not necessarily diminish a sense of national identity and space but may act to redistribute this, and it may also further add to the multiple contestations which surround notions about what symbolizes the nation.
Overall, the results we report in this study add to the multiple roles of the UPR in cell physiology.
Calculating statistical tests for such genes adds to the multiple testing burden that is inherent to microarray studies.
DBI-derived peptides may thus also add to the multiple agents constituting the local microenvironment in inflamed tissues.
