The phrase "additionally we cannot rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional point or consideration that cannot be dismissed or overlooked.
Example: "Additionally, we cannot rule out the possibility of unforeseen circumstances affecting the outcome of the project."
Alternatives: "furthermore, we cannot dismiss" or "in addition, we cannot exclude".
However, these differences were reduced after matching when compared to those before matching, Additionally, we cannot rule out the possibility of residual confounding, particularly due to differences in duration of disease or severity (e.g., HbA1c), which was not available in this database.
Additionally, we cannot rule out that there may be different levels or activities of processing enzymes in these cells.
Additionally, we cannot rule out the possibility that these adults were in the preclinical phase of, as yet, undetected neurological disorder.
Additionally, we cannot rule out that the captive patterns observed here are influenced by inbreeding effects, which of course would be expected in small captive populations [ 9, 61].
Additionally, we cannot rule out the possibility that NEAT1 may be eutherian specific, due to gaps in the opossum genome around the putative NEAT cluster.
Additionally, we cannot rule out entirely that another, unidentified ecological factor, covarying with the extent of eutrophication, may be a stronger driver of the pattern seen in the number of outlier loci identified amongst Swiss whitefish species flocks.
Additionally, despite propensity matching, we cannot rule out residual confounding from unmeasured baseline differences in health between the groups.
Additionally, despite PPK-1 being a PI(4 P5-kinase, we cannot rule out other models whereby PPK-1 controls spindle positioning by directly binding downstream effectors rather than by producing PIP2.
Additionally, urinary cadmium reflects predominantly cumulative long-term exposure and we cannot rule out short-term effects of cadmium exposure on sex steroid hormone levels.
Additionally, although in mESCs MEL-18 is an abundant PSC homolog, we cannot rule out a significant contribution of BMI-1 or other PSC homologs to RYBP-PRC1.
We cannot rule out that DHX34 helicase activity is additionally required to cause strand displacement of secondary RNA structure in the vicinity of a PTC.
