The phrase "additionally as expected" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two phrases that do not work well together.
Example: "The results were promising; additionally, as expected, the team met all their deadlines."
Alternatives: "furthermore, as anticipated" or "in addition, as predicted".
Additionally, as expected, the level of PCK increased with teaching expertise over different stages of teacher education.
Additionally, as expected, having an acute health condition or being older is associated with negative patient outcomes, in part because death is a possible negative outcome.
Additionally, as expected, the T1D subjects had different clinical and demographic characteristics compared to the T2D subjects.
Additionally, as expected, the Homeobox domain was found to be strongly associated within these island regions (FDR = 4.85e-32).
Additionally, as expected [ 20] CEA was overexpressed in comparisons between non-malignant and malignant groups (Q-value = 0).
Additionally, as expected, the sizes in kilobases of the BMI-associated regions were smaller in African American populations, except for TFAP2B.
The Germans invade, as expected.
Overall, results are as expected.
Additionally, and as expected, the earliest and strongest BLI signal observed was from the liver (Fig. 2, 'L').
Additionally, if, as expected, the larger trials support the findings of the recent smaller trials, then this will provide the impetus to examine other causes of hypoxic/ischemic injury, such as acute ischemic stroke.
Additionally, quite as expected, SOS- and ROS-custom categories resulted over-represented with (P < 0.05) Nodules of the same INRAT-93 plants differed from roots in their global transcriptome remodelling level after stress induction.
