Sentence examples for secondly existing from inspiring English sources

Secondly, existing customers use more of the services they are already using – for example, more and better quality photos can be stored and displayed.

Secondly, existing PCC models with IL-based solvents are developed using equilibrium-based mass transfer approach.

Secondly, existing methods do not allow for flexible navigation beyond fixed cluster boundaries (Abello et al., 2006; Freeman et al., 2007; Pavlopoulos et al., 2009; Royer et al., 2008; Vlasblom et al., 2006).

[ 8, 16] Secondly, existing systematic reviews of suicide prevention interventions targeting Indigenous peoples focus on describing the interventions, rather than examining the methodological quality of evaluations implemented to measure their effects [ 26- 29].

Secondly, existing research [ 33, 34] on positive youth development highlights that the more young people are provided with opportunities to experience and accumulate those factors ('health assets') known to be protective of health, the more likely they are to achieve positive outcomes.

Secondly, nine existing social enterprise developments of Bangladesh in different sectors were analyzed.

Secondly, two existing encryption schemes combining DNA coding and chaos theory are considered as the general models.

Secondly, any existing restriction areas for power line corridors were projected onto the regions at interest so that theoretically, suitable corridors emerged.

Secondly, the existing literature relies mostly on relatively dated data (for example, Heckman et al. 2006 and Cebi 2007 use NLSY1979; Coleman and Deleire 2003 uses NELS1988; and, in the UK, Carneiro et al. 2007 uses the NCDS1958 birth cohort) and does not have a specific focus on personality traits in adolescence (Chamorro-Premuzic and Furnham 2003; Delaney et al. 2013).

Secondly, the existing studies on recovery rates usually use data from just one bank (e.g., Dermine and Neto de Carvalho 2006; Grunert and Weber 2009; Leow and Mues 2012; Zhang and Thomas 2012; Tong et al. 2012, 2013), which raises the issue of the generality of the empirical results.

Secondly, the existing regulations were a possible barrier to adhering to our recommendations because they conflicted with these.