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Meanings of second strand in English

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Usage of second strand in English
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The experience of Welby's grandfather forms the second strand of the story.
Radio NZ
2
The first and second strand of cDNA were synthesized through reverse transcription.
Pubmed
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The second strand I see is, self insurance affects the market.
The new yorker
4
In the second strand, the two bombers go about their business.
The Guardian
5
A second strand concerns nature, the environment, and our human mistreatment of the earth.
The Irish Times
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I hope that this second strand is tapering out.
The Guardian
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Her fingers closed convulsively around the second strand.
Freckles
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Long days of rain had swelled the creek until it topped the second strand of barbed wire.
The story of edgar sawtelle
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A beta-bulge in the second strand occurs at Gly28, a position conserved in the entire defensin family.
Pubmed
10
But there is a second strand to the novel, this one with echoes of Crime and Punishment.
The Guardian
11
One coach had the Uefa A licence and one the B licence. The second strand is facilities.
The Guardian
12
A second strand was divided, and the double burden now hung suspended by only half the cord.
The Underground City; Or, The Black Indies / (Sometimes Called T...
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A second strand of the inservice course will focus on teaching video production techniques to Transition Year students.
The Irish Times
14
Community perceptions A second strand of research for CVE is looking into community perceptions of the extremist threat.
Radio NZ
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Now you need a second Cas9 with second guide RNA to cut the second strand-withredundancy comes less error.
Wired
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One strand will turn into a lark's head knot, or girth hitch, feebly grasping the perfectly straightened second strand.
Climbing Magazine
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