The phrase "additionally consistent with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something aligns or agrees with another point or statement, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The findings of this study are additionally consistent with the previous research conducted in this field."
Alternatives: "also in agreement with the" or "further aligned with the".
Additionally, consistent with the overexpression data, in vitro assays using purified proteins demonstrated that platensimycin inhibited Mt-KasA and Mt-KasB, but not Mt-FabH.
Additionally, consistent with the previous report [16], we uncovered that PP2Cα overexpression or NPLC0393 treatment not only decreased the TGFβ-induced Smad3 phosphorylation but also reduced the TGFβ-induced p38 phosphorylation.
This theory is additionally consistent with the fact that patients remain anaesthetized during bursts, as their EEG continues to reflect the signatures of propofol general anaesthesia.
Additionally, consistent with the previously described role for lipases in lipid accumulation [ 6], the TAG lipase expression profiles changed, with TGL9 and Cre09.g391838 upregulated, while TGL15 was downregulated up to 18-fold.
Additionally, consistent with the delineated IRB protocols for vulnerable samples (e.g., youth, justice-involved samples), our IRB-approved procedures precluded data collection on youth prior to the collection of documented youth assent and parent consent.
Additionally, consistent with the overall analysis, mean dialysis treatments per month were higher at all time intervals for patients with ADPKD vs the control group, irrespective of primary payer source.
Additionally, consistent with these data, increased media-to-lumen ratio and medial thickness occur in small human subcutaneous resistance arteries in severe obesity where endothelium-dependent relaxation is impaired [49].
Additionally, consistent with these findings, we observed that Ex-4 induced cardiac protection cannot be elicited in Cav-3 KO mice, indicating that the presence of caveolae (dependent on Cav-3 expression) is essential for myocardial protection in the in vivo mouse models.
Additionally, consistent with most previous studies (Wagner et al. 1996), Nitrosospira was not the most important bacteria in WWTPs, and was not even detected in some samples.
Additionally, consistent with previous student survey work (discussed above), we also wanted to contribute data on the rate of medicinal plant use among these student populations and to explore differences between student user and non-user groups.
Additionally, consistent with Plake et al. (1993), we deemed it necessary to add a fourth category of assessment terminology.
