The phrase "addition linkages" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing connections or relationships that are added, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The addition linkages between the two theories provide a deeper understanding of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "additional connections" or "supplementary linkages".
In addition, linkages at other levels (mainly the business and activity ones) may be needed or helpful in ensuring consistency between strategic and operational objectives, inside the organisations and thus for the whole supply chain.
In addition, linkages between chemicals are manually annotated to provide context or "representative" examples when a structure cannot be drawn (vide infra), a registry number cannot be found in public data, or a registry number may not exist.
In addition, linkages between community and health facilities were strengthened.
In addition, linkages will need to be reinforced with the community development and planning offices at the local government authority (next administrative level) for more supportive supervision and data monitoring.
In addition, linkage disequilibrium between the three SNPs, observed in the present study, has also been described before [13 15].
In addition, linkage to a NOS2A promoter region polymorphism, (CCTTT)(n), was present in a third data set of multicase MS families.
In addition, linkage mapping based on biparental populations can only identify QTL from the phenotypic diversity generated from the controlled cross.
In addition linkage with the global level appeared to have waned off.
In addition, linkage group OA-XXVIII was no longer considered in Nichols et al. [ 9].
In addition, linkage with the Danish Cancer Register allowed complete ascertainment of all breast cancer cases.
In addition, linkage to weather monitors was unsuccessful for roughly 5,000 subjects (25%) in each analysis.
