The phrase "additionally literature" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of "additionally" and "literature," but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "Additionally, literature provides insights into cultural perspectives."
Alternatives: "Furthermore, literature" or "In addition, literature".
Additionally, literature on the effect of soot on the efficacy of insecticide-treated bed nets was considered, but no direct impact was shown.
Additionally, literature has also shown higher toxicity with nitro-substituted aromatics compared with their corresponding amines[38, 48 50].
Additionally, literature shows that opponents of social media use in a classroom continue to downplay the value of such technologies.
Additionally, literature data has shown that the D1 and D2 receptors affect AC activity (and as a result also the cAMP levels) in opposing ways (Albin et al. 1989).
Additionally, literature information was used to find additional TFs not identified by these automatic searches.
Additionally, literature supporting the reliability of internet questionnaires as a surveying tool exists [ 17].
Additionally, patent literature pertaining to issued patents utilizing ILs (n = 3358) or dealing with IL toxicity (n = 112) were analyzed.
Additionally, the literature was searched for any evidence for the expression of ASFV RNAs or proteins and the references were added to the column 'Ref' in Supplementary Table S3.
Additionally, a literature search identified just two previous case series dedicated to the subject of corneal suture infection-related endophthalmitis [7, 12].
Additionally, the literature is divided further into users of glass microspheres (TheraSpheres, BTG International Canada Inc., Ottawa, Canada) versus resin microspheres (SIR-Spheres), which will have inherent differences in the dose response profile due to their different specific activity, quantity administered and lodgement pattern.
Additionally, medical literature describing key characteristics of a particular disease are scarce or non-existent, making it difficult for experts to build on previous knowledge.
