The phrase "addition of the control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the inclusion or implementation of a control mechanism or feature in a process or system.
Example: "The addition of the control will enhance the overall efficiency of the project and ensure better compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "inclusion of the control" or "implementation of the control".
This choice causes the addition of the control in the norm of (H^{1} ( 0,T )) to the functional.
A floating-gate transistor has similar device structure to a regular OFET, except for the addition of the control gate, as shown in Fig. 1.
The addition of the control SAg SEH does not increase clustering of surface DR1 on B cells in the presence or absence of EDTA (Fig. 2C, ii, iii).
The addition of AM251 or AM630 or addition of the control vehicle DMSO (0.01%) or methanol (0.01%) was performed during the primary differentiation stage and secondary hematopoietic differentiation of Rosa ES cells into EBs.
The addition of EDTA to disrupt the zinc-dependent high affinity binding site significantly lowered the proportion of clustered beads, as expected (mean ∼46%), while the addition of the control SAg SEH caused a small, but insignificant decrease in DR1 clustering on the B cells (Fig. 4C, green, blue).
Addition of the control antibody (anti-ERβ) had no effect.
Addition of the controls, rc or β, to a 24-hr pre-incubated TTR sample had little to no effect on further aggregation, as detected with the Congo red assay.
In addition, two of the control rats were imaged without MnCl2 to verify that appropriate enhancement took place in all regions of interest.
In addition, each of the control groups might have its own specific biases.
In addition, 30% of the control rats developed ulcerated tumors, in contrast to 10% in the nutrient supplemented rats.
In addition, none of the control patients showed any evidence of infection or loosening in radiographic, serological, or physical examinations during the follow-up period.
