The phrase "additional level of control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enhancement or increase of authority, oversight, or management in a particular context.
Example: "Implementing this new software will provide an additional level of control over our data security measures."
Alternatives: "extra degree of control" or "further level of oversight".
Release rates decreased exponentially with number of layers, providing an additional level of control.
This additional level of control helps to access the system's intrinsic transport properties, disentangling them from those of the contacts and leads.
We also find that an additional level of control is contributed by a regulatory region in the 5′-UTR of Runx2-P1.
These observations are contrary to the existing theory of NF-κB dynamics and suggest an additional level of control that regulates the overall distribution of translocation timing at the population level.
Such hydrogel networks with tunable mechanical and degradation properties may provide the additional level of control needed to enhance chondrogenesis and overall cartilage tissue formation in vitro and in vivo.
In the future, dynamic rearrangement of the supramolecular building blocks will add an additional level of control not possible with conventional materials, and may allow for the creation of actuators that adapt to specific applications on demand, for example by changing the direction of anisotropic actuation.
Additional levels of control include allosteric regulation, reversible phosphorylation, and other forms of posttranslational modification.
It is therefore highly likely that p110δ expression will be subject to additional levels of control rather than by simple proximal promoter elements.
Additional levels of control could rely on regulating caspase activities and substrate availabilities by (reversible) posttranslational modifications.
An array of transcription factors (TFs) activates and coordinates the expression of nuclear and mitochondrial genes with additional levels of control implemented through co-activators [126,127].
