The phrase "a primary number" is not correct in English; the correct term is "a prime number." You can use it when discussing numbers that have exactly two distinct positive divisors: 1 and the number itself.
Example: "The number 7 is a prime number because it can only be divided by 1 and 7 without leaving a remainder."
Alternatives: "a prime integer" or "a prime value."
Additionally, all proteins were assigned a primary accession number; that is, an accession number and sequence respectively (Swiss-Prot, Tremble, RefSeq, Ensembl or H-Inv) that matched all identified peptides for a given protein.
We previously demonstrated that COX inhibition reduced the growth of a primary tumour, number and incidence of spontaneous metastases accompanied by increased apoptosis and decreased microvessel density in the primary tumour (Connolly et al, 2002).
In past modern conclaves, the first ballot essentially served as a primary, with a number of cardinals emerging as leading vote-getters.
If all women completed just a primary education, the number of children forced into marriage by the age of 15 would be reduced by almost half a million around the world.
Heathrow Airport has helped a primary school build a number of soundproof domes to block out aircraft noise.
The study is registered as a primary clinical trial (ISRCTN number: 81193263).
An increasing body of evidence suggests that eosinophils play a primary role in a number of diseases such as asthma 3– 5 and eosinophilic GI diseases.
By combining the eight plasma experiments as listed in Table 1 and after removal of redundancy, we identified 1193 distinct proteins with a valid primary accession number.
Due to its geographical position, Sicily has become a primary destination for an increasing number of refugees and migrants.
Clinton tells the Observer: "I was the first woman to win a primary, and I won a number of them, but no woman had ever done that before".
