The phrase "addition the survey of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "in addition to the survey of"? You can use the corrected phrase when you want to introduce an additional point or topic related to a survey.
Example: "In addition to the survey of customer satisfaction, we also conducted interviews to gather more detailed feedback."
Alternatives: "besides the survey of" or "along with the survey of".
In addition, the survey of Democrats was weighted by type of delegate.
In addition, the survey of investigators who left the unit between March 1997 and April 1999 found that the former members had come into the bureau with "a general sense that working with I.A.B. branded one as a rat," the commission concluded.
In addition, the survey of tissue-specific expression for 30 selected miRNAs raises the possibility that miRNAs identified in our study could be bona fide miRNAs (Figure S6).
In addition, the survey on the development of static output feedback can be found in [33].
In addition to the survey of the orbiter's heat shield, the crew gathered and inspected the EVA tools and spacesuits that would be used for the mission's spacewalks and prepared the Flight Support System (FSS) for berthing with Hubble on flight day three.
In addition to the survey of marine mammal rehabilitation facilities, we asked marine mammal workers attending a conference about their knowledge and experience with sealpox.
In addition, the survey consists of ten questions; each question was developed through refining the relevant questions to reach the study objectives.
In addition, outcomes of the Survey of Health, Aging and Retirement in Europe (SHARE), which also used the Fried criteria to assess frailty in populations from 11 European countries, showed that frail people were more likely to be female and report more disability problems compared to their pre-frail and non-frail counterparts [ 11].
In addition, the survey XPS spectra of all as-prepared lyophilized (Additional file 1: Figure S3A) demonstrate the additional characteristic N(1s) and S 2p) peaks in GO-SH powder compared with spectra of GO and GO COOH.
In addition, the survey explored perceptions of the electronic auto-injector device in a large multinational cohort.
In addition, the survey covered a series of other questions, relating to the concepts of "transparent", "translucent", "thin", and "fine textured" skin, and skin with a "velvety" appearance.
