The phrase "also when added to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is applicable or relevant in addition to another element when it is combined or included.
Example: "The results were impressive, also when added to the previous findings, they provided a clearer picture of the situation."
Alternatives: "in addition to" or "along with".
Recently, non-volatile peptides known to be MHC class I ligands were shown not only to bind to neurons in the main olfactory and vomeronasal organs but also, when added to urine, to confer specific behavioral responses [14] [16].
Also, when added to a model based on traditional risk factors, IL-6 and activin A, but not E/Em or post-exercise recovery loop, improved risk classification beyond conventional CV risk factors as assessed by C-statistics and NRI.
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We wanted to find out whether the GPs took the results of these tests into account when prescribing antibiotics and systemic corticosteroids, and aimed at determining the predictive value of the biomarkers for such prescribing, also when added to respiratory symptoms and chest signs.
Corn works well on meatless tacos and also when added to salads.
These morphological changes induced by sAPPs were also observed when added to differentiated neurons at 5 days in vitro.
DMAG (500 nℳ) also induced apoptosis when added to cells with SCH.
It has also recreational potential when added to wine or smoked, due to its psychoactive properties [ 97].
Similarly, concentrate from the non-restricted ade4∆ mutant also extended CLS when added to WT BY4741 growing in SC + 2% glucose, further supporting the existence of extrinsic factors in the expired media.
The review also states that HBOT, when added to antibiotics and surgery, has also been found to reduce the rate of mortality and morbidity (including amputation).
Non-verbal intelligence measures were also non-significant predictors when added to our model.
