The phrase "additionally differences in the" is not correct as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It can be used when discussing variations or distinctions in a particular context, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "Additionally, differences in the results were observed between the two groups."
Alternatives: "Furthermore, variations in the" or "Moreover, distinctions in the".
Additionally differences in the different measures between second (prior to intervention) and the third interviews (following 4 weeks of intervention) will be examined.
Additionally, differences in the enzymatic activity of crude plant extracts measured in leaves of different age suggest presence of a specific xylanase inhibitor in the green leaf tissue.
Additionally, differences in the tissue of origin may contribute to these observations (see Additional File 2, Figure S3A), suggesting that subtype A may be enriched in breast tumors, and supporting the concept of tissue-specific antiangiogenic approaches.
Additionally, differences in the total nitrogen removal efficiencies were detected between the three treatment cells and were related to changes in the water retention time.
Additionally, differences in the diet of inshore and offshore populations of dolphin species have been described elsewhere in the world.
Additionally, differences in the peak level of ERK activity between E1 and E1/4 cells might result from differences in Ras activation amplitude coordination with E1/4 cell-specific sustained B-Raf activation.
Additionally, differences in survival over the study period can be observed (Kunz et al, 2012).
Additionally, differences in responses to questions regarding the perceived accuracy of the risk estimates, as well as the retention and discussion of the risk estimates will be examined.
Additionally, differences in original development group, such as the difference of the constituent ratio of the subjects' age, sex, GFR stages, and complications, may be the reason for the discrepancy in performance.
Additionally, differences in personnel resources, in combination with the declared purpose of the sibling interview (excluding ADHD cases in the sibling sample), may have introduced a centre bias.
Additionally, differences in strategy use come into play.
