The phrase "as an additional selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra option or choice that is being offered alongside others.
Example: "We are pleased to announce that we will be offering a new dessert as an additional selection on our menu."
Alternatives: "as an extra option" or "as an extra choice".
It can be used intuitively as an additional selection criterion for potential new inhibitors against MTB.
Moreover, the mutated Mosdi1 gene could serve as an additional selection marker in M. oryzae transformation, and is paramount for targeted insertions, gene complementation and protein cellular localization in M. oryzae.
The selection of the testlet for Stage 1 depended on participants' scores in the short cognitive pre-test (three literacy and three numeracy items), language, and educational attainment; for Stage 2, the score obtained in Stage 1 was used as an additional selection criterion.
We, therefore, added this as an additional selection criterion for SNP discovery.
Evidence for protein expression in colon cancers of the shortlisted genes was also sought as an additional selection criterion to indicate likely expression of the mutant proteins.
Here, we also employed uracil auxotrophy as an additional selection marker.
Patients who required preimplantation genetic diagnosis for single-gene defects were also excluded as this introduces an additional selection bias.
In Japan, the Toyota Celsior equivalents were offered in the same "A", "B", and top-spec "C" configurations as before, along with an additional selection of exterior colors.
College is just an additional selection mechanism.
Finally, lecture notes from some of his own classes were made available later (Dedekind 1981 , 1985, as were additional selections from his Nachlass (Dedekind 1982, see also Dugac 1976, Sinaceur 1990, and Schlimm 2000).
As an additional test of selection against co-occurrence of Rap1 and Abf1 binding sites, we tested for signs of such negative selection by asking whether Abf1 binding sites occur less frequently in intergenic regions with known Rap1 binding, and vice versa, compared to regions bound by other transcription factors.
