The phrase "again a sample" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a sample that has been presented or discussed previously, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "As we discussed earlier, I would like to present again a sample of our latest work for your review."
Alternatives: "another sample" or "a sample again".
Now look at Fig. 2 where again a sample size of n=5000 was used, only now the marginal distributions for X and Y are g-and-h distributions with g=0 and h=.2.
Again, a sample without NMS was used to exclude any complement-independent cytotoxicity of 48scFvSCR1920 on F-MuLV.
Again, a sample size of approximately 120 infants provides at least 80% power to detect such clinically important differences.
Because of slightly higher subject variability in the ePOD-Pharmo study (age and duration of treatment) again a sample size of 25 was chosen.
Again, a sample size of 1000 cases and 1000 controls was used, with variants analyzed individually and jointly with different weighting factors.
From equation (7) we again obtain a sample size of 505 per arm.
The high frequency of HGMD/ClinVar variants is most likely because they have already been seen in other studies, which increases the prior probability of observing this variant again in a sample from the general population.
Results of another study, again using a sample drawn from this database but restricted to ever-married women, also showed raised mortality among nulliparous women; but no adverse effects of high parity, however this may have been because the investigators grouped all those with three or more children together [ 50].
Skip a line and then do this again with a sample for copying each time.
Again a random sample was selected, stratified by region, year of new start and the seven antidepressant agents with approximately equal number of patients across strata (i.e., disproportionate sampling was used).
Again, a representative sample position has been chosen to deduce a cross-section (2), which is presented in the bottom right of Figure 2. As reported for other rod-like molecules, a steplike morphology with height levels in the range of 1.8 2 nm are observed in the inner parts of the islands.
