The phrase "as additionally for" is not correct and does not sound natural in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine "additionally" with "for," but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "As additionally for the project, we need to consider the budget constraints." (This example is not recommended due to the awkward phrasing.)
Alternatives: "in addition to" or "also for".
Models were adjusted as described above, adjusting additionally for cumulative exposure to antiretrovirals 27.
Dual rule-out (ECG-gated) CT, tailored to rule out aortic dissection and pulmonary embolism, as well as triple rule-out CT, additionally for ruling out significant coronary artery disease, have shown their value in the diagnostic process, also by suggesting alternative diagnoses.
Odds ratios for self-reported team climate and co-worker assessed team climate are adjusted as in model B and additionally for intention to leave.
†Odds ratio for intention to leave is adjusted as in model B and additionally for self-reported team climate and co-worker assessed team climate.
We initially controlled only for the commonly used control variables such as age, sex, education and additionally for physical activity as a proven protective factor for MSD.
On 21 April, the song was released as a single, with the track "Electricity" as a B-side, released additionally for the Record Store Day.
Similarly, for the case of MuCO, it was confused with BaCO, because, as already discussed in Section 4.5, subjects typically carried, for example, a backpack in the back region together with a small object in other regions in MuCo, as shown in Fig 3. Additionally, for the case of CpCO, subjects usually changed the CO's position from one region to another region through the front using the hands.
Analyses were adjusted for the a priori confounders age and gender, and then additionally for BMI as a potential mediator.
Analyses used logistic regression, adjusting a priori for age and gender, and additionally for BMI as a potential mediator of the HBM OA association, using Stata v12.
Therefore, a supplementary set of analyses was conducted on the subsample of respondents re-contacted via the NHWS (n = 563), using the same predictors and outcomes as described above, but adjusting additionally for relevant variables available from the NHWS, in which respondents had participated previously.
