The phrase "additionally enrolled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has been enrolled in an additional program, course, or activity beyond their primary enrollment.
Example: "After completing her undergraduate degree, she was additionally enrolled in a master's program to further her education."
Alternatives: "also enrolled" or "further enrolled".
Additionally, enrolled and non enrolled patients' characteristics were similar (see Additional file 2).
Additionally, enrolled participants were from the Rehabilitation Department of one tertiary hospital and might not represent the general Thai population.
In addition, total 28 NK AML patients who were diagnosed from August 2010 to March 2014 at the same hospital were additionally enrolled as second study cohort to evaluate the clinical and prognostic impact of mutation hotspot R882 in DNMT3A gene.
Additionally, subjects enrolled in clinical trials are different from smokers attending clinical services [ 27].
Additionally, patients enrolled in the third and subsequent blocks represented 45.5% of all PROWESS patients (n = 769/1,690) and only 21.4% of ADDRESS patients (n = 558/2,613).
Additionally, patients enrolled in SystHERs may simultaneously be enrolled in a blinded randomized controlled trial; thus the study treatment received by the patients may not be known until after the trial is unblinded.
Additionally, patients enrolled in the multiple dose (MD) phase of the study were required to have at least three swollen and tender joints and had shown an inadequate response or intolerance to at least one biological agent.
Additionally, students enroll in INTLPOL 310A in Spring Quarter of the second year of the program.
An IDU history, having an IDU sexual partner, moderate/severe HIV symptoms and older age were significantly associated with pre-pregnancy diagnosis; additionally, women enrolling in 2006/07 were nearly twice as likely to know their infection status before pregnancy as those enrolling in 2000/01.
Additionally, studies enrolling non-European populations or drug-treated hypertensive patients, or those testing IPP/VPP for less than 1 week or at high dosages (above 12mg/d), which are unlikely to be easily available in everyday life, were excluded (SDC Table 2).
Additionally, we only enrolled women with a reliably estimated due date.
