The phrase "again at the completion" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to refer to something happening once more after a task or process has been finished, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We will review the project again at the completion of the final phase to ensure everything is in order."
Alternatives: "once more upon completion" or "again after finishing".
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Research assistants weighed each child prior to intravenous fluid administration and again at the completion of ED resuscitation.
The vitamin D content will be tested again at the completion of the study to determine any degradation during storage over the period of the study.
All assessments were then repeated after four cycles of chemotherapy (FEC100 or docetaxel) and again at the completion of eight cycles.
Participants complete the scale at two time points: at the beginning of the module and again at the completion of the module.
Participants will be assessed again at the completion of 20 sessions (mid-intervention assessments; V4-V5) atd athehe completion of the entire training of 40 sessions (post-intervention assessments, V6-V7), to measure potential training-related improvements.
An extensive interview covering socio-demographics, physical activity, and dietary intake in the 6 months prior to the study was performed prior to enrollment in the study, and again at completion of the 12 week study period.
Phase 1 consists of an initial velocity peak, decreasing transiently to 0 at the end of phase 1 before a second angular velocity peak of opposite sign associated with phase 2, again decreasing to 0 at the completion of this phase (Domenici and Blake, 1997; Tytell et al., 2008).
All measures will be repeated again at the discharge assessment following completion of either rehabilitation programme (usually approximately 6 7 weeks after starting the programme) and will be conducted by a research physiotherapist who will be blind to treatment group allocation.
Glucose levels were assessed again following the completion of the task.
Control participants were not contacted other than via a brief mailed survey at 16 weeks, and were measured again at completion of the study.
