The phrase "addition to the consequences" is not correct in standard English.
It should be "in addition to the consequences" to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "In addition to the consequences of his actions, he also faced public scrutiny."
Alternatives: "besides the consequences" or "along with the consequences."
In addition to the consequences of groundwater flow regime, heat refraction effect may still prevail in areas where advective heat transfer cannot be proven to account for the anomalous HFD values.
Thus, in addition to the consequences of the redox balance on mitochondrial remodeling observed here, the present study provides a strong bioenergetic explanation of reduced locomotion observed in blood-engorged mosquitoes.
This is in addition to the consequences of using performance data that is inaccurate, misinterpreted and misreported [ 69].
In addition to the consequences for the patient, such as a decreased quality of life, work disability also leads to high costs.
In addition to the consequences of shock itself, the current management of hemorrhagic shock in traumatic injury relies heavily on transfusion of red blood cells (RBCs).
1 2 In addition to the consequences on a societal level, antibiotic use increases the individual patient's risk of being infected with resistant organisms.
The result, in addition to the terrible consequences of Iraq and Afghanistan and the damage to America's standing in the world, was the tremendous (and tremendously debilitating) transfer of wealth from working people in the U.S. to the folks already in the upper echelons of wealth and income.
Such consequences are important to understand in addition to the clinical consequences of RTI to fully appreciate the extent of burden of RTI.
In addition to the unique consequences associated with BRS, additional complications may arise; similar to bare metal and drug-eluting stents, an initial mismatch in compliance between the scaffold and the surrounding tissue exists, as well as the potential for delayed endothelialization and the challenges associated with the development of thrombosis remain unclear.
Thus, in addition to the economic consequences of ACT stock-outs, it would not be unreasonable to expect sever health consequences in affected communities, although this remains to be established.
In addition to the health consequences associated with study drugs, a collegiette who uses these substances could face serious legal consequences like fines, jail time, and suspension from school.
