The phrase "additionally it did not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce an additional point or clarification that contrasts with a previous statement.
Example: "The project was not only delayed due to budget issues; additionally, it did not meet the initial quality standards."
Alternatives: "furthermore, it did not" or "in addition, it did not".
We assume that our antibody is not ChiP-grade or that protein interactions with AP2-exp mask the epitopes recognized by our antibody, as additionally it did not detect the protein in immunofluorescence assays.
Moexipril was tested for colloidal aggregation [23] by dynamic light scattering where no particles were observed, additionally it did not inhibit beta-lactamase at 10 or 100 μM.
Additionally, it did not contain the word "terror," and it was being funded by Putin's repressive regime.
Toluidine Blue was not observed beyond the cervix after vaginal administration in pregnant rats; additionally, it did not pass the cervix in rats during any phase of estrous.
Additionally, it did not matter whether the swab was left in the media during transport or wrung out and removed prior to transport.
(A small monument does exist in the square in front of the headquarters, too, but it is something of a placeholder, erected, in 1990, in the hopes that a larger one would eventually go up right in front of the building). Additionally, it did not contain the word "terror," and it was being funded by Putin's repressive regime.
Additionally, it didn't really matter whether or not women actually adhered to these four principles.
Additionally, it does not provide three-factor authentication and user's privacy.
Additionally, it does not require the communication of training patterns, which is a crucial component in realistic big data implementations.
Additionally, it does not require TSC_OFFSET TSC_OFFSET tracking or any other architecture-specific configuration.
Additionally, it does not provide sharp edge corner as some residue left at the lower part is clearly visible in Figure 38(b).
