The phrase "additionally devoid of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is lacking in addition to other deficiencies already mentioned.
Example: "The report was not only incomplete but additionally devoid of any relevant data."
Alternatives: "also lacking in" or "furthermore empty of".
Additionally, the CNS parenchyma is devoid of cells constitutively expressing MHC class I and II and therefore the molecules required by T cells to recognize their antigen.
Additionally, interventions are rarely introduced devoid of political context, making it all the more difficult to separate science from the often contentious and fractious political environment.
Additionally, Fol4287 possesses four chromosomes that are devoid of housekeeping genes and accommodate 74% of the whole genome TE content and 95% of the class II TEs (DNA transposons).
Additionally we ensured that the isolated granulosa cells were devoid of any potentially contaminating theca cells.
Interestingly, SOX2 was additionally detected in lymph-nodes derived from primary tumors devoid of SOX2 expression while no case could be detected where SOX2 was expressed only in primary but not in metastatic cells.
Additionally, genome erosion is faster in the Fv lineage, which is devoid of WGD, than in the Md lineage, in which a WGD took place.
Additionally, in vivo assays in mice revealed that unlike tamoxifen, FLTX1 was devoid of estrogenic uterotrophic effects, lacked of hyperplasic and hypertrophic effects, and failed to alter basal proliferating cell nuclear antigen immunoreactivity.
Additionally, APP overexpressing transgenic mice that also lack the BACE1 gene are devoid of cerebral Aβ, amyloid deposition, and Aβ-associated memory impairments [ 20, 30- 33].
However, whereas all TH positive neurons showed additionally immunoreactivity for Sim1 (Fig. 1C, arrows), many Sim1 immunopositive cells were devoid of TH immunoreactivity (Fig. 1C, asterisks), indicating a broader expression domain of Sim1.
Additionally, owing to the polyneuronal innervation in zebrafish, individual muscle fibres that are totally devoid of NMJs are rarely present until the terminal stages of disease (Ramesh et al., 2010).
