The phrase "a second trail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional path or route, often in the context of hiking, exploration, or metaphorically in decision-making.
Example: "After completing the first trail, we decided to explore a second trail that promised stunning views."
Alternatives: "another path" or "a different route".
Indeed, MM cells pretreated with TRAIL developed resistance against a second TRAIL exposure, reaching a maximum at 8 h and decaying after 24 h of incubation (Tomasetti et al, unpublished data), suggesting an intrinsic mechanisms of the cells for evading apoptosis.
A second trail will be displayed in Bristol in July and August.
Ignore a second trail on your left, the Fern Canyon Nature Trail (a wonderful side trail but not part of this hike) and walk 40 yards along the bridle trail to a three-way junction at a large eucalyptus tree.
If a spacecraft flying at a low altitude were to fire a projectile into the lunar surface, a second trailing spacecraft could capture material from the resulting cloud of ejecta.
Consistent with this finding, it has been shown that the presence of a second trailing enzyme helps the leading polymerase overcome the nucleosome by preventing it from backtracking.
Salón México blazes a third trail, Mexican fusion.
Human footprints include a set left by dancing women from a place called Aileron; another shows a family group travelling to a place called Ngama, and a third trail is that of a Tjungurrayi man, which lead to his skeleton, representing his death after committing the crime of trying to steal sacred items.
In a first trail, the uninterruptedly switching from TET to battery and back to TET was tested by continuous monitoring of the control unit voltage.
He had no idea a second train was trailing the first, also headed his way.
Second, TRAIL exerts a regulatory function on erythroid and myeloid maturation in normal haematopoiesis [ 10– 13].
A 60-second trail was broadcast during half-time in the Euro 2012 final.
