Sentence examples for secondly it seems from inspiring English sources
Secondly, it seems likely that several factors within the cancer and its stroma (inactivated tumor suppressor genes, activated oncogenes, expression of fusogens and of CD9 and CD81 as well as TGFbeta) may act together to bring about a tumor profile that may be as diverse as the one demonstrated by the cell fusion experiments referred to above.
Secondly, it seems difficult to inoculate feminism against paranoia.
Secondly, it seems there are surprisingly large numbers of voters with the same first and last names who share a date of birth.
Secondly, it seems that the ACG system as an instrument is stable, which has so far received little attention.
Secondly it seems unreasonable to expect to see benefits for all important domains even if there were deficits to start with.
Secondly, it seems reasonable to predict that the ratio of the different transcripts reflects the levels needed to produce the optimal ratio of proteins for each capsid.
Secondly, it suddenly seems timely because after more than a decade of large-scale projections in the museum, in our daily lives we've returned to looking at quite small screens and having flat screens all around us.
Secondly, it nevertheless seems possible to predict the intentions and behaviour of health professionals on the basis of the social behavioural theories.
Secondly, it still seems reasonable – though possible to conceive otherwise (which is an interesting question in its own sake) – to assume that a replicator has two separate motifs either to recognize or to be recognized by other molecules.
Secondly, it would seem strangely arbitrary, given the moral significance that we give to rights, to insist that the objects of rights can be only goods that individuals can enjoy as independent individuals and never goods they can enjoy only in association with others.
Secondly, it would seem also that the increase in EPC homing is paralleled by reduced circulating EPC, which could significantly contribute to the cardiovascular co-morbidity of RA (Fig. 1).
