The phrase "again an increase" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a repeated increase, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report shows again an increase in sales this quarter."
Alternatives: "once more an increase" or "another increase".
The net effect is again an increase in polarization.
During the Second World War, there was again an increase in cases of malaria for similar reasons, but with an additional, more sinister, explanation.
Again, an increase in the baseline apoptosis rate was demonstrated in peritoneal macrophages from PCM mice compared with control fed mice (13.2% ± 4.4% versus 4.3% ± 3.1%, P <.01) as measured by propidium iodide staining.
The next weekend, June 2 to 4, when only one major Hollywood film opened, the Martin Lawrence comedy "Big Momma's House," there was again an increase, 23percentt, from the 1999 figure for the same weekend.
Again, an increase in the number of boats arriving – this time allied to concern about deaths at sea (not a rationale cited in 2001) – sparked a return to the former policy.
Once again, an increase in tax rates will generate responses that tend to cause a reduction in revenue, and, again, governments must balance the strength of these effects when deciding on which rates to increase.
Again, an increased inflammatory response in RAGE KO mice was observed (data not shown).
The price was imperialist and colonial wars, and again an increasing inequality.
In a recent study again an increased headache frequency in the group with the lowest annual income (<$22,500) was reported [35].
Another emerging type of relevance feedback that is worth mentioning is contextual relevance feedback which shows again an increasing attention to context for personalization.
Once again, an increased response rate was noted, but no improvement in survival.
