The phrase "additionally resultant" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is a result that comes in addition to something else, but it may be clearer to use simpler language.
Example: "The study showed that, additionally resultant, the new policy improved employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "also resulting" or "further resulting".
Additionally, the resultant functional HNFM also possessed superior acid resistance property, excellent reversibility and regeneration performance.
Additionally, the resultant self-healing PS composites have an advantage in coloration, which is important for satisfying esthetic requirement in practice.
Additionally, the resultant quasi-one-dimensional structures can be oriented in an applied magnetic field, which makes them ideal candidates for functional devices such as magnetic microstirrers and magnetic switches.
Additionally, the resultant AuNF@FeTPPCl nanocomposite exhibited a high loading level with 2.4 × 106 FeTPPCl molecules per AuNF, and showed considerably high catalytic activity for hydrogen peroxide and 3, 3′ 5′-tetramethylbenzidineine, which is approximately 40- and 172-folds higher than native HRP.
Additionally, the resultant high pCO2 gradient improves ventilation efficiency, thereby minimizing energy costs of respiration during torpor [ 23].
Additionally, the resultant hypoalgesia in the lower extremity was independent of an expectation instructional set directed at the low back.
Additionally, the resultant changes in CSF levels for lathosterol, cholesterol and 24 s -hydroxycholesterol as a result of statin treatment have also been reported [ 19].
Additionally, we represent each resultant tricluster by computing its eigengene and verify whether its eigengene is also differentially expressed at early, middle and late estrogen responsive stages.
The resultant flooding resulted in ten fatalities.
Additionally, MCAT and MCV results may be affected significantly by the positioning of the scanning beam in the pupil and the resultant angle of incidence on the retina [ 37].
