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The phrase "second results" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It often refers to additional or follow-up findings or outcomes from a study or experiment. Example: The initial results showed a small correlation between exercise and weight loss, but the second results revealed that regular strength training was the key to significant weight loss.
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If the event happened recently, you'll probably find it on the first or second results page.
Only the second results in a religious experience, but not always in the way that was intended.
Second, results for the codebook-based method after incorporating text information were given.
Accenture provided a positive backdrop for global IT services with its second results, as revenues came in at the top end of expectations.
Second, results from simulations and in situ measurements are used to analyse the building's power demand and energy performance.
Second, results show that a lack of mobility, in particular inbreeding, increases low-impact publications, while international mobility decreases it.
Our results for six mutant complexes for the first study and seven ligand-protein complexes for the second study, are very promising: In particular, the first results agree well with the biological interpretation of the mutations, while the second results show that escape time is a good metric to distinguish the catalytic site for five out of seven complexes.
All taillight pairs were reserved in the second results.
This year's second results were bolstered substantially by the company's lower spending.
Second, results on projective invariance are used to define setpoints for visual control that are independent of viewing location.
Second, results in monkeys do not always approximate those in humans.
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