The phrase "additionally elucidated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something has been explained or clarified further, in addition to previous information.
Example: "The concept was additionally elucidated in the following chapter, providing readers with a deeper understanding."
Alternatives: "further explained" or "also clarified".
Additionally, elucidating the functional roles of uncultured bacteria will facilitate more meaningful interpretation of pyrosequencing-based results.
Additionally, we elucidated the mechanisms underlying the NF-κB inhibitory activity of compound 2. Finally, in contrast to resveratrol, compound 2 significantly reduced the LPS-induced release of pro-inflammatory cytokines, indicating its prominent anti-inflammatory potential.
Additionally, we elucidated a novel role for PARylation in the recruitment of SLX4 to sites of DNA damage.
Additionally, we elucidated a hierarchy of stimuli regarding functional groups, where ants trained to alcohols generalized to aldehydes and ketones of similar or shorter length.
Additionally, to elucidate the molecular transport in the device junctions, temperature-dependent I-V examinations were performed.
The synthetic effects of CDH1 and pif1 -m2 and UMP1 might additionally help elucidate a role for PIF1 in autophagy.
Additionally, to elucidate the mechanisms leading to the downregulation of EphA5 expression in prostate cancer, we determined the relationship between transcript expression level and the methylation status of EphA5 in prostate cancer cell lines and tissues.
Additionally, our study elucidated some of the differences between trends in satisfaction between the elderly and non-elderly.
Additionally, cognitive interviewing elucidated that some assumptions and language usage in the original questionnaires may not have taken each respondent's environmental and sociocultural context into consideration.
Additionally, this study elucidated the strongest predictor of depressive symptoms was having a family history or family member with psychiatric illness.
