The phrase "additionally a significant correlation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an extra point or finding that highlights an important relationship between two variables in research or analysis.
Example: "The study revealed several interesting findings; additionally, a significant correlation was found between exercise frequency and mental health improvements."
Alternatives: "furthermore, a notable correlation" or "in addition, a substantial relationship".
Additionally, a significant correlation was found between CBZ and DCL, suggesting similar entry characteristics into wastewater and a similar behavior in urban drainage system.
Additionally, a significant correlation between vertebral and ipsilateral pedicle screw entrance SUVmax values (p < 0.009) was found, possibly indicating posterior transmission of increased bone stress.
Additionally, a significant correlation between SERPINB5 methylation levels and PDAC cell line metastatic potential was detected.
Additionally, a significant correlation (r = 0.54; P = 0.01) was found for increases in IPT and EMG signal.
Additionally, a significant correlation was noted between BAFF and IL-6 serum levels, suggesting the important role of IL-10 in myeloma progression.
Additionally, a significant correlation between violence experienced in neighborhood or school and internalizing and externalizing problems (r =.38, p =.015) was found.
The analysis additionally showed a significant correlation between low Hb levels and poor performance score, as assessed by WHO criteria (P<0.001, R=−0.18).
Moreover, our study additionally detected a significant correlation between the expression of the ASPM and CCNB2, and the elevated cytoplasmic CCNB2 protein levels were confirmed to be strongly associated with the short-term disease-specific survival of breast cancer patients [ 44].
Additionally, we observed a significant correlation of GC and GDC with arterial serum lactate levels.
Additionally, there was a significant correlation between the iCNV-amplitude and the physical working capacity (PWC 150 in km/h) as a parameter of physical fitness (in km/h: r = .60, p = .001; in watt: r = .56, p = .001).001
Additionally we observe a significant correlation between protein and mRNA abundance in E. coli cells.
