The phrase "again clear that the" is not correct in English as it lacks grammatical structure and clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are trying to emphasize a repeated point, but it needs additional words to form a complete thought.
Example: "It is again clear that the results of the study support our initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "once more evident that the" or "clear once again that the".
It is again clear that the experimental data provides us with useful information on the performance of the model under various parameterizations.
It is again clear that the Beta distribution is consistently performing better than the other distributions, with Weibull in second place.
First, it is once again clear that the NMR-like Current Top 7 fingerprint is inadequate for providing good localization performance; indeed, its performance here is even worse than that on the home set.
On average the combined method delivers the result with best likelihood, the r × t-method is second, while it is again clear that the r × t-method is by far the slowest.
And from the opening selection, "I Must Have Done Something Good," with music and lyrics by Richard Rodgers, written for the film version of "The Sound of Music," it was again clear that Ms. von Otter was not about to alter her artistry.
Comparing the remaining 15293 proteins among groups, it is again clear that ERKhyperthermophiles > ERKthermophiles > ERKmesophiles.
However, it is again clear that providing personalized feedback and supporting collaboration with others can result in desired outcomes, while ignoring social and affective factors can inhibit learning.
Whittingdale again made clear that the rise depended on the conclusions of the charter review and that he did not want to close off any options.
Mr Netanyahu must yet again make clear that the religious status quo on the Temple Mount will not change; that Jewish attacks will be punished just as severely as Arab ones; and that there is a dignified place for Palestinians in a shared Jerusalem.At times of sorrow and anger the wisdom of leaders is tested.
They damped down the furor and again made clear that the terror attack was the work of individuals and they would be the ones hunted down.
This reckless move once again makes clear that the responsibility for protecting residents from unsafe work shifts must be removed from this unaccountable private organization and handed over, as all other worker safety issues are, to the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
