Sentence examples for secondly as with from inspiring English sources
Secondly, as with studies carried out in Sudan [14], [17], this Indian study provides evidence for local geographic clustering of families that segregate for susceptibility alleles at loci mapping to different chromosomal regions.
Secondly, as with many studies into the effect of lifestyle change, this study could not use a blinded methodology.
Secondly, as with any qualitative study, the item development team had to make judgments as to the importance of an item problem and whether revisions were necessary.
Secondly, as with any cross sectional design, it is not appropriate to draw causal inferences between health-related variables and physical disability or functional limitation.
Secondly, as with any observational, open-label registry, potential heterogeneity between sites, interobserver and intersite variability in CCTA diagnosis, and different post-CCTA treatment patterns cannot be excluded.
Secondly, as with all other current methods for mapping transcription onto metabolic networks, if genes with enzymatic products are not mapped onto the metabolic network then information about their changes cannot be used to investigate the changes in metabolism.
Secondly, as is the case with many neuropsychological studies, the different normative groups used in the standardization of assessments may be relevant when interpreting the relative magnitude of the observed deficits across domains.
Secondly, as soon as possible for the S.E.C. nominee.
Secondly as consistent with findings of the present study, would be to increase peoples knowledge on distinguishing standard and safe cooking/heating products available in market and also to motivate them to buy the appliances authorized by national standard organizations.
Secondly, as patients with troponin concentrations 0.012-0.049 µg/L were considered to have a "normal" troponin concentration by the clinician responsible for their care, the troponin test was not repeated in most patients.
Secondly, as during this study patients with lung cancer were scanned (scanning field: thorax), respiratory motion might have led to imaging artefacts (this might have affected further analysis and the results) or reduced spatial resolution.
