The phrase "an additional link to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an extra connection or reference to something, often in the context of providing more information or resources.
Example: "In the report, we included an additional link to the research study for further reading."
Alternatives: "a supplementary connection to" or "an extra reference to".
When that item is invoked a default page with the specific text of the motion is retrieved, but an additional link to the PDF version of that page can be viewed via a link at the head of the text, with the Lily Ledbetter motion at the bottom of the retrieved PDF.
In this algorithm, q e is the probability to add an additional link to a neighbor node during each attachment step.
Scrolling down, there is an additional link to this study followed by a link to a study with opposite effect.
This interplay between Cas and paxillin or other focal adhesion kinases (FAKs) may provide an additional link to autophagy.
The lesions that develop in edr2 mutants are dependent on the SA signal transduction pathway providing an additional link to defense responses.
- An additional link to Interproscan results and six-frame protein translations is displayed if Interproscan annotation is available.
Frequencies of gain and loss in relation to distance from dietary entries in Fig. 3 a shows that long pathways are unlikely to persist unless, as predicted in Fig. 1 a and 3 a (insert), metabolic pathways acquire additional link to dietary compounds.
20, 21 The role of NFkB signaling in the brain is not yet well understood, and PTRH2 provides an additional link as to how NFkB integrates signals from the ECM to intracellular processes.
Thus, the Nck-TSAd interaction may represent an additional link whereby TSAd contributes to the regulation of the actin cytoskeleton in T cells.
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Publications can be related either to a sequence to provide additional links to biological information or to a sequencing project.
