Sentence examples for again been proposed from inspiring English sources

There are a growing number of studies showing that the season of birth has an impact on the risk of suicide and light has again been proposed to play a role.

The full-length and truncated forms of ANGPTL4 have again been proposed to function differentially in this respect (16, 51), in a fashion similar to that of other adipokines whose proteolytically processed forms are more biologically active [ e.g., adiponectin (52), resistin (53), IL-6 (54), and TNF-α (55)].

It could again be proposed as a reserve fund, or it could be written into the budget as specific line items.

Such a sovereign wealth scheme has again be proposed for financing basic income provisions in advanced economies [77], but would be much more substantial and more easily justified in HRCs.

He also once again is proposing to eliminate federal money for a number of longtime conservative targets, including the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

Despite three unsuccessful previous efforts, UCLA officials again are proposing that most undergraduates take a class in racial, cultural, gender or religious diversity.

Magic bullets for understanding metastasis "have been proposed again and again, and nothing has ever held up," says Richard Klausner, former head of the National Cancer Institute and now a principal at the Column Group, a venture capital firm.

Again, some solutions have been proposed to address this.

How monomers stack within amyloid-like structures has also been widely debated and, again, several models have been proposed (Fig. 3).

The Norwich game could give us a little bit less with the ticket prices that have been proposed, but again it's very welcome.

Recently, there has been a push to use the correct original spelling again, though it has also been proposed that the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature (ICZN) officially emend the spelling to sayi, for consistency with previous usage.