The phrase "addition the observations of" is not correct in English.
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Example: "In addition to the observations of the previous studies, we found new evidence supporting our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "Along with the observations of" or "Besides the observations of".
In addition, the observations of the smoke plume from the Timbavati savannah fire [Hobbs et al., 2003] show much higher concentrations of ozone and secondary aerosol matter (nitrate, sulfate, and organic carbon [OC]) in the smoke plume than are predicted by current atmospheric chemistry models.
In addition, the observations of a study conducted on Chinese women from Shanghai also argue against the deleterious nature of this mutation [26].
In addition, the observation of a dimedone adduct of C117 in wild-type YmoB confirmed the formation of sulfenic acid.
In addition, the observation of key structural motifs common to a variety of cross membrane transporters hints at a potential flippase function in the specific relocalization of the C55-P product back to the cytosolic space.
In addition, the observation of intense electronic emission lines from doping ions showed micro-spectroscopy as a highly sensitive analytical technique for characterization of films containing nanophosphors.
In addition, the observation of a 'flipped' binding mode of an oxobenzimidazole analog in an AR ligand binding domain (LBD) model, led to the design and discovery of the novel oxindole series (e.g., 2) that is a potent full antagonist of AR.
In addition, the observation of treatment failure in ~10%% of high-risk patients treated with aspirin and a potent P2Y12 inhibitor is another major concern.
In addition, the observation of E 1 2g and A 1g Raman peaks at 381 and 406 cm−1 suggested the presence of multi-layered MoS2 nanosheets [44, 45].
In addition, the observation of chloroplast ultrastructure in the third leaves was performed according to the previously described methods (Jiang et al. 2014a, b).
In addition, the observation of neuron populations in rats that respond to object distance during a single, sustained contact [14] suggest that repeated contacts are not required.
In addition, the observation of a higher proportion of mutations associated with CD8+ T-cell pressure, including reversions, in HIV compared to HCV highlights key differences in the strength of selection pressures on these two viruses, that is their plasticity and ultimately their ability to escape CD8+ T-cell responses.
