The phrase "additionally compared with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between two or more items, emphasizing an additional aspect of the comparison.
Example: "The results of the study were additionally compared with the previous year's data to assess any significant changes."
Alternatives: "further compared to the" or "also compared with the".
Additionally, compared with the expected value model, the 4PLRPU model is more robust.
The dipolar polarizabilities are additionally compared with the corresponding results basing on the mean molecular field approximation.
Additionally, compared with the schemes [11, 12] the proposed scheme has obtained 0.5 1.5 dB improvement in central distortion and 1 2 dB in side distortion.
Additionally, compared with the discussions in the EA teams, FtF team discussions evidenced less narcissism and were more focused and inhibited.
Additionally, compared with the traditional distillation with outside heating, the double effect pressure swing distillation saved the reboiler duty by 48.6% and the condenser duty by 44.6%.
Additionally, compared with the other three general models, i.e. BP neural model, physical model and CK model, the multiple linear regression model is more reasonable and effective.
Additionally, compared with those in the lowest tertile of tibia bone lead concentration, those in the highest tertile had significantly higher odds of developing QT and JT prolongation.
In the 30 cases where a second set of four images was acquired by a different observer, values from the first observer were used for the main analyses but the mean elasticity values produced by the first observer were additionally compared with those produced by the second observer and the intraclass correlation coefficient was calculated.
In the 15 cases where a second pair of images was acquired by a different observer, values from the first pair were used for the main analyses - but the mean elasticity value produced by the first observer was additionally compared with that produced by the second observer, and the correlation coefficient was calculated.
Additionally, compared with LN treatments, the lignified cell walls in the mechanical tissue and vascular bundle sheath regions, which were closely related with stem stiffness, differed little (Figs. 3 and 5).
Additionally, compared with patients in the LEAD studies, patients included in the EVIDENCE study were slightly older (mean age 58.7 vs. ~52.0 to ~58.0 years) and more obese (70.8% of patients had a BMI ≥30 kg/m in the EVIDENCE study vs. 59.6% of patients across the six LEAD studies) [ 2– 8, 14].
