The phrase "a secondary note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an additional or less important comment or observation related to a main topic.
Example: "In addition to the main findings, I would like to add a secondary note regarding the implications of the data."
Alternatives: "an additional remark" or "a supplementary comment".
As a sort of secondary note to this, Captain Marvel also brings together lots of pieces from other previous films.
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If two seemingly similar analyses address different questions, the proposed sensitivity analysis is correctly regarded as a secondary analysis (note that we use 'secondary' to refer to a secondary analysis rather than the analysis of a secondary outcome).
Coefficients of variation varied more widely for call variables than those for morphology varying from 2.2% (secondary pulse duty cycle) to 143% (secondary note FM sweep) (Additional file 4).
As he promised, adding a touch of water allowed the flavours to develop — I noticed a lot more secondary notes — and softened the burn of the alcohol.
"When selling to government, the technical parameters seem to be secondary," notes a Czech software baron drily.A more typical problem is caused by companies trying to save money by doing everything in-house, particularly when it comes to computers.
Hyla leucophyllata produces a call composed of a pulsed trill (primary note) that may be followed by one to six shorter secondary notes of similar form (Chek, pers. obs).. Calls were recorded in the field using a Sony WM-D3 Professional Walkman and Electro-Voice (model 635A) microphone.
A few temporally-based variables showed the heaviest loadings on CVA axes; generally, shorter primary notes with fewer pulses corresponded to greater pulse rates and number of secondary notes.
The number of secondary notes was also significantly different among populations of H. leucophyllata and this character is thought important to mate choice in H. ebraccata (J. Schwartz pers. comm).
A secondary issue to note in this respect is that, in contrast with RSA, WCN is easier to calculate, since it depends just on the alpha-carbon coordinates, in contrast with RSA, which considers all of the protein's atoms.
