The phrase "as such secondly" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two transitional phrases, but it lacks clarity and coherence.
Example: "The project was successful; as such, secondly, we will implement the findings in our next phase."
Alternatives: "therefore, additionally" or "consequently, furthermore."
Firstly, there is a meticulous examination of the concept of emergence as such; secondly, there is a discussion of whether there is reason to think that emergent phenomena actually exist.
Firstly, TCD measures the velocity of red blood cells within the insonated vessel, in this instance the middle cerebral artery, and not blood flow as such; secondly, the spatial resolution of TCD-based estimates of cerebral haemodynamic parameters is limited.
He tells us how he will deal with the problem: firstly, he will deal with the question as to whether the existence of God as such can be known and then, secondly, whether one can have both faith and knowledge of the same thing at the same time.
Is there such a thing as "straight lifestyles?" Secondly, we are all the same and should be treated as such.
Such as?" Such as EUmembership".
You can also use chronological transitions, such as "firstly", "secondly" and "thirdly".[3].
Secondly, such as we found in BT474 cells, in this tumor type Tam will enhance high basal levels of activated c-Src/p42/p44MAPKs c-Src/p42/p44MAPKseasing consequentlyorylatincreasingPR complex formation, and tumor growth.
Pumping high-speed Internet data through a coaxial system is possible and inexpensive and already incorporated into silicon chips and support circuits even for cable systems hamstrung by poor wiring, such as TCI; and secondly, the entire American cable data business has now agreed to a standard called MNCS DOCSIS, or Multimedia Cable Network System Data Over Cable System Interface.
Secondly, issues such as energy, water and waste management are key parts of companies' sustainability agendas.
Firstly, researchers should ensure that they and local communities are referring to the same animals when they use broad terms such as "monkey," and secondly the results caution ethnoprimatologists against imposing western taxonomic groups on indigenous peoples, rather than allowing them to define themselves which species are important.
Secondly, Neurotoxicity such as neuroinflammation and Aβ generation also contribute to POCD [ 47– 49], which affect the predictive performance of ScO2.
