The phrase "achieved in the secondary" is not entirely clear and may not be correct in written English without additional context.
It could be used in discussions related to education, assessments, or outcomes that occur in a secondary setting, such as secondary education.
Example: "The skills necessary for success in higher education are often achieved in the secondary curriculum."
Alternatives: "attained in secondary education" or "accomplished in the secondary level".
He won't say how much he's selling coins for (for now the artist is selling directly to interested collectors), nor will he speculate on the value that the coins are achieving in the secondary market.
If significance is achieved in neither the secondary analyses will proceed.
Strikingly we found that these interactions cannot be achieved in the blood stream or secondary lymphoid tissues, but only at sites of inflammation where abundant CD64 expressing cells are present.
The orthogonal channel assignment can be achieved in the following approach: let all secondary users sense the channel randomly at the very beginning; once a secondary user finds an idle channel, it will access this channel forever; after a random number of rounds, all secondary users will find different channels, thus achieving the orthogonal transmission.
A QoS tradeoff between the primary and the secondary systems can be achieved in the NP mechanism.
The secondary endpoints were also significantly more frequently achieved in the febuxostat arms.
Results in the bmITT population (a secondary efficacy variable) thus support the positive outcome achieved in the bacteriologically evaluable patients.
On the other hand, in high SNR region, although a higher secondary throughput ηS is achieved in access mode, the secondary system has to spend most of the time in cooperation mode.
Support for this view comes from three randomised controlled trials, two in women with breast cancer and one in individuals with colorectal cancer, wherein a follow-up programme based on GP examination, patient self-examination and education, demonstrated equivalent outcomes to those achieved in secondary care (Grunfeld et al, 1999, 2006; Wattchow et al, 2006).
The maximum ergodic sum capacity achieved by the secondary network in this problem can be written as follows: C s BC = max.
