The phrase "additionally a larger proportion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an extra point that emphasizes a significant part or percentage of a subject being discussed.
Example: "Additionally, a larger proportion of the population is now aware of the environmental issues we face."
Alternatives: "furthermore, a greater share" or "in addition, a higher percentage".
Additionally, a larger proportion of the expressed miRNAs (more than 60%) in each library were mammalian conserved miRNAs (gray bar-coded in Figure 3B).
2, 5 Additionally, a larger proportion of patients with ADPKD progress to ESRD compared with those with other forms of chronic kidney disease (CKD).
Whilst we still met our sample size, the mean aortic PWV at baseline was lower than previously reported and which was used in our power calculation [ 6], perhaps reflecting the characteristics of a subgroup of patients with COPD who are deemed suitable for pulmonary rehabilitation, but additionally a larger proportion were female.
Additionally, a larger proportion of patients in the noncompliant CPAP group developed albuminuria during follow-up.
Additionally, a large proportion of the remaining branches may be discarded if the distance (p SD) is much smaller than the Euclidean distance of s r.
Additionally, a large proportion of patients who initiate therapy with a low CD4+ nadir (<200 cells/mm3) fail to normalize CD4+ counts, despite HIV-suppressive HAART [27], [29], [30], [31], [32], [33], [34], [35].
Additionally, a large proportion of the Iraqi participants declined to answer the questions concerning alcohol consumption.
Additionally, a large proportion (<20%) of populations of such countries have antibodies against HEV in the absence of any recognized hepatitis (3 – 5 ), and evidence is increasing that these antibodies might be the result of subclinical infections acquired zoonotically.
Additionally, a large proportion of upregulated DEGs were annotated with the GO term Biological Process involved in responses to external stimuli and many of these GO terms were also significantly enriched for upregulated DEGs.
Additionally, a large proportion of these H-NS repressed genes is predicted to have been acquired from a foreign source (horizontally transferred genes, HTGs) [ 13, 15], a fact in agreement with the observation that HTGs are relatively AT-rich [ 17, 18].
Additionally, he suggests that a larger proportion of older (+65) women (>60 %) will have access to a car as a driver in 2036 compared to less than 40%% in 2012.
