The phrase "additional information to used" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "additional information to be used"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to extra details or data that should be utilized in a specific context or task.
Example: "Please provide any additional information to be used in the report to ensure it is comprehensive."
Alternatives: "extra information to be utilized" or "supplementary details to be applied".
Category 3: "Best Automatic Structural Identification Full Information" allowed for any type of additional information to be used, including mixed models, structure rankings and MS/MS search [19].
In each of these, all the species of introduced plants were recorded and additional information to be used later in a weed risk assessment collected (see details below).
Recommendation 3: To sustain and expand the existing momentum for change, UNFPA and UNICEF should support their national partners in gathering additional information to be used in developing evidence-based, replicable models for successful community-level interventions.
Some have concluded that BI-RADS density added minimally to the Gail model, but others have shown that it adds useful additional information to risk factors used with the Gail model [ 12, 14].
The objective of the study was to investigate whether biomarkers of alcohol consumption would provide additional information to the use of a validated alcohol questionnaire in pregnant women.
So far, the HM-based adaptive relaying scheme did send the additional information to the RS using a low modulation rate (4-QAM in our example above).
Because, by this definition, 85% of California residents live in an urban area, we used additional information to refine the urbanization measure.
Studies of dry cleaners, launderers, and pressers used additional information to distinguish PCE-exposed workers from other workers (Blair et al. 2003; Calvert et al. 2011; Lynge et al. 2006; Pesch et al. 2000; Seldén and Ahlborg 2011).
There are several recent methods that use additional information to help predict driver genes and driver pathways.
As argued previously, confidence measures and semantic relations can be used as additional information to improve the generalized probability measure of lexical cohesion so as to be robust to transcription errors and to the absence of repetitions.
Also the detection of PFOA in human body fluids, such as blood, milk and fat, can be used as additional information to assess whether PFOA is a bioaccumulating substance as defined in Annex XIII of the REACH regulation.
