The phrase "additionally a significant interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research findings or results that indicate an important relationship or effect in addition to other findings.
Example: "The analysis revealed that, additionally, a significant interaction between the two variables influenced the outcome."
Alternatives: "furthermore, a notable interaction" or "also, a meaningful interaction".
Additionally, a significant interaction between type of disorder and language of presentation was found (F (1,49) = 56.41, p<0.001).
Additionally, a significant interaction effect was found in two brain regions: left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) at the border region between BA46 and BA10, and right medial superior frontal gyrus (mSFG, maximum 1) at the transition to the midcingulate cortex (area 24, MCC, maximum 2) [21] (Fig. 5).
Additionally, a significant interaction term between age and the amount of colloid applied (estimate = 0.129, p = 0.028) was calculated.
Additionally, a significant interaction of condition and age (Appendix Table A6) showed that young individuals in the pull condition tended to push more often than adults.
Additionally, a significant interaction was observed between continuity of care and age for hospitalization; there was a more noticeable benefit of continuity of care for hospitalization among the young patients with diabetes, but less benefit among the older patients.
Additionally a significant interaction between aggregates and time was present (Sysmex XT-2000iV: p = 0.034*; Mythic 18: p < 0.001*) indicating that the course of PLT counts differed with the presence and size of aggregates.
Additionally, there was a significant interaction between the content of the participants' notes and their use of self-regulatory processes while learning with hypermedia.
Additionally, genes with a significant interaction (p<0.01) were eliminated from the list, since these theoretically encompass expression differences resulting from tissue contamination during inner ear dissection.
Additionally, we observed a significant interaction between time of incubation and addition of precursor to the culture media (F2, 58 = 3.709, p = 0.0305).
Additionally, we observed a significant interaction between object novelty and experimental phase in the cerebellum and cingulate gyrus, where object novelty related increases during navigation were higher in the object replacement versus learning phase.
Additionally, there was a significant interaction between the target/distractor location and the hemisphere of processing (i.e., contralateral or ipsilateral) (P7/P8, F 1,76) = 17.43, p <.001, ηp =.314) as well as a three-way interaction between age, target/distractor location, and hemisphere of processing (P7/P8, F 1,76) = 5.24, p =.011, ηp =.121).
