The phrase "addition the principles of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "in addition to the principles of"? You can use the corrected phrase when you want to introduce additional information that complements the principles being discussed.
Example: "In addition to the principles of economics, we must also consider the social implications of our policies."
Alternatives: "along with the principles of" or "besides the principles of".
In addition the principles of abstraction have spread to photography and sculpture and beyond — even to the mind-set behind Conceptual Art, with its penchant for systems, categories and repetition that isolate and reorganize, and thereby abstract, aspects of reality.
In addition, the principles of disequilibrium are intuitive and straightforward to implement in the basic New Keynesian model as we show.
In addition, the principle of operation and construction of heat flux meter is presented in detail.
In addition, the principle of measuring elasticity and shear modulus by the 0° 75° scheme was described.
In addition, the principle of supercapattery as a hybrid device is explained with recent literature examples.
In addition, the principle of the survival of the fittest is introduced to select better individual according to the relationship of domination rank.
In addition to the principles of homogenization and internal diversification, the constitution of the field of study was also based on the criteria of theoretical relevance, intrinsic quality of cases, exemplarity and accessibility (Pirès, 1997).
In addition to the principles of analogical reasoning discussed above, immediate (Coulter & Grossen, 1997) and corrective (Hao, 1991; Sharpe, Lounsbery, & Bahls, 1997) feedback has also been found effective in increasing student learning.
In addition, as the principles of HPS are derived in part from good educational practice, it may well be that schools categorised as NHPS are engaged in similar activities.
Therefore, to include a patient in a randomized controlled trial, in addition to the principles of clinical equipoise (from the scientific community) and physician equipoise, it should be confirmed that the patient does not prefer any of the treatments being evaluated (i.e., there should be " patient equipoise" ).
Group 6: Abstinence In addition to explaining the principles of abstinence, students might also discuss some of the issues surrounding "abstinence plus" and abstinence-only education.
