The phrase "a second sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional series or order of items, events, or actions that follows a first sequence.
Example: "After analyzing the first sequence of data, we proceeded to examine a second sequence of results to draw more comprehensive conclusions."
Alternatives: "an additional series of" or "a subsequent set of".
In addition, the E26 virus contained a second sequence of cellular origin (ets) that was unique.
A time of little activity followed, with yet another pulse of magmatism at 1100 1090 Ma, giving rise to a second sequence of sedimentation and volcanism in the Koras Group, as well as correlated intrusive rocks.
Source and destination were two symbol sequences, SA and SA*, at each side of the communication channel: one sequence of |SA| = 7702314 amino acid symbols and a second sequence of |SA*| = 31609 corresponding structural symbols in A*.
In a second sequence of the European MA, "sensitivity analyses" excluded the Plymouth RCT, as it used visual analysis of absolute T/QRS ratios and because biphasic ST interval changes were not yet part of the method (but this is not correct, see below).
A second sequencing pool of 49 MTP BACs from ctg11956 and 3279 was created (pool D).
Yet a 30-second sequence of gunfire and tears at Tiananmen Square is pivotal to the relationship between the men.
During yesterday's final we were treated to a 30-second sequence of Federer's feet displaying, full-screen, the huge gold Nike trademark tick, which in product-placement terms would be worth about a thousand licence fees.
He left to start TIGR, a nonprofit sequencing institute that did the first sequence of a microorganism.
Wolff and Gannon [ 23] provided the first sequence of an Atlantic salmon α hemoglobin from a kidney cDNA library.
We report here the first sequence of a member of this genus, C. sakazakii strain BAA-894.
A second conserved sequence of KWPNDVL shares sequence homology with biotin binding protein avidin.
