The phrase "additionally in a recent" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when introducing supplementary information, but it needs to be followed by a noun or context to make sense.
Example: "Additionally, in a recent study, researchers found significant results that support this theory."
Alternatives: "Furthermore, in a recent" or "Moreover, in a recent".
Additionally, in a recent bankruptcy case for clients who wed out of state, Fauver successfully argued that her clients should be allowed to file as a married couple.
Additionally, in a recent debate, she criticized Vance for providing representation to people charged with crimes when he was in Seattle, saying that "rather than staying in NY and helping to protect citizens, he moved to Seattle to defend criminals".
Additionally, in a recent study we demonstrated that Staphylococcus aureus PSMs structure biofilms and cause dissemination during biofilm infection.
Additionally, in a recent study, gliadin effects on enterocytes have been shown to be mediated through oxidative stress, NFκB activation and IL15 upregulation (9).
Additionally, in a recent meta-analysis, Nnoaham et al. (2012) concluded that menarche at an early age is associated with a modest increase in endometriosis risk.
Additionally, in a recent study, Foucaud et al. (2009) introduced a process similar to AIAI, calling it a 'two-step' invasion, without detailing the evolutionary factors at play, the expected phenotypic outcomes and the general implications for biological invasions.
Additionally, in a more recent prospective study, "poor impulse control" as measured by PANSS was highly predictive of aggressive behavior (assessed by the Overt Aggression Scale)(Nolan et al, 2005).
Additionally, as shown in a recent study of over 1800 HIV infected MSM, even for those who are aware of their own status, disclosure to sex partners can be complex and fraught with difficulty[20].
Additionally, eight SNPs identified in a recent multi-stage genome-wide association study of bladder cancer and a SNP rs1495741 tagging NAT2 acetylator phenotype were also included in the analysis (Rothman et al, 2010).
Additionally, a recent in vitro study has shown that WRN differs from BLM in DNA binding characteristics, suggesting dissimilarities in DNA binding mode and/or in DNA-binding structural element [ 36].
Additionally, a recent in vitro study demonstrated that LPS administration attenuates RV-induced neutrophil chemokine expression [ 39].
