The phrase "adding individually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of including items or elements one at a time rather than collectively.
Example: "When calculating the total cost, make sure to focus on adding individually each item on the list."
Alternatives: "including separately" or "adding one by one".
The multivariate model that combined age, sex, cognitive impairment and Barthel showed a good discriminate ability (AUC = 0.79), and it did not improve substantially after adding individually any of the indices.
The multivariate model that combined age, sex, cognitive impairment, and Barthel showed a good discriminate ability (AUC = 0.79), and results did not improve substantially after adding individually any of the indices, as can be seen on the right-hand side of Table 1.
Add the specific files you want in this library by adding individually through the File menu or clicking and dragging from one iTunes library into another.
All the extracts were added individually to the cell cultures of three different human cancer cell lines for direct comparison: Hela (human cervical carcinoma), 5637 (human bladder carcinoma), and J82 (human bladder adenocarcinoma).
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Briefly, each 50 μL plasmid harboring DNA mutant gene was added individually to a tube.
A different pattern of hydrocarbon loss was observed in relation to the same n-alkanes added individually (Table 3).
DEA technique is able to calculate the effect of inputs (one or more) on the value added, individually.
The N, K, and P fertilizers were added individually to every pot, and water addition was adjusted to reach 60 70% of the substrates water holding capacity (WHC).
A series of experiments were performed where the metal ions were added individually to 0.1 mg Fe(III) ions (100 mL solution).
Although on this Levner is careful to note that each additional test would be added individually — and after "independent clinical validation".
