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The phrase "a demand for repeated" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing requests or requirements for something to be done multiple times, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "There was a demand for repeated presentations on the topic to ensure everyone understood."
Alternatives: "a request for repetition" or "a call for reiteration".
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Secondly, HbA1c and MSC were only measured once, but a demand for repeated measurements would probably have resulted in a lower participation rate due to the inconvenience with both venous and midnight sampling.
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However there is no evidence that the demand for repeated transplants declines.
As the sessions progressed, Chandler became increasingly frustrated with Hendrix's perfectionism and his demands for repeated takes.
Bossi told them Tremonti had done "shameful things" and repeated a demand for some government ministries to be moved to the north.
Since then, the battle between the South African government and the students has moved on from the rise in fees, with students now demanding free education for all —a demand likely to be repeated on Friday, when #Feesmustfall leader Shaeera Kalla hosts a press conference in Johannesburg.
Last week, both Mrs. Clinton and President Obama criticized the verdict against her in relatively measured language, calling it "unjust" and repeating a demand for her release.
Some claimed that Corbyn's repeated calls for unity were actually a demand for "silence".
There was a demand for change.
There's a demand for it.
Is there a demand for it?
Is there a demand for your profession?
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