The phrase "addition the expectations of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "in addition to the expectations of"? You can use the corrected phrase when you want to include additional information related to someone's expectations in a discussion or written context.
Example: "In addition to the expectations of the project, we also need to consider the budget constraints."
Alternatives: "besides the expectations of" or "along with the expectations of".
In addition, the expectation of variation in underlying harm rates between patients and practices motivated the inclusion of random effects.
In addition, the expectation of the participants and their confidence with the treatment will be evaluated before randomisation and after the first treatment session, respectively.
In addition to the expectation of the distortion (Eq. 3), the objective function (J_{text {ME}}) of ME includes the probabilistic constraint.
In addition to the expectation of augmenting the GARCH models with LSTAR models, augmenting these models with MLP and RBF type neural networks would likely to bring increase in the forecasting capabilities.
In addition, given the expectation of yet another good harvest in China, the world's second largest stock holder, the ending stocks in that country are also forecast to rise.
For perspectives, in addition to the expectation of more available plant genes in KEGG database, we will keep surveying any relevant sample with expression profile released in public, especially for those derived from the treatments of biotic stress, abiotic stress, hormone secretion, and even development.
In addition, understanding and measuring the expectations of patients prior to treatment appears to be an essential prerequisite to achieve successful patient reported clinical outcomes.
In addition, in contrast to the expectations of an adaptationist theory, a substantial portion of the chemosensory perception receptor gene repertoire appears to have been generated by genomic drift, a random process of gene duplication and deletion (Nozawa et al. 2007; Nei et al. 2008), which will also influence and confuse correlated evolution.
In addition, we have added questions about the expectations of the implementation of the NP in terms of workload, satisfaction with providing care, quality and efficiency of care, referrals and collaboration with colleagues.
In addition to cultural challenges, participants struggled to meet the expectations of host communities.
