The phrase "again differed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where two or more parties have differing opinions or positions once more after a previous disagreement.
Example: "The committee members again differed on the proposed budget allocations, leading to a heated debate."
Alternatives: "once more disagreed" or "differed once again".
Similarly, when injecting mice with IPTG i.p., we also noted a very limited response, combined with considerable leakiness in different cell types that again differed between individual animals (Fig. 6).
When it came to perhaps the most urgent emerging threat, Iran's nuclear program — and a new United Nations report that said Tehran was making progress toward building a weapon — the three candidates now leading in polls again differed.
Average walking_dist (Table 4) again differed significantly between seasons (p < 0.001) and between the two sites of the study area (p < 0.001).
When the environmental salinity was rapidly decreased, survival time, again, differed markedly between the bivalves exposed to: salinities ≤ 15.9 ppt (< 20 h in general) vs. ≥ 17.7 ppt (> 140 h) at 24 °C; and salinities ≤ 21.3 ppt (< 38 h in general) vs. ≥ 22.3 ppt (> 140 h) at 12 °C.
The results for expression breadth confirmed its positive relation with both UTRs and introns whereas the correlations for CDS again differed between MPSS (positively correlated) and oligo-array (negatively correlated).
The schizoaffective subset again differed significantly from the non-schizoaffective subset (P = 0.0070).
While Pf332 and PfEMP1 transiently co-localize in the late trophozoite stage, their distribution pattern within the iRBC again differs during the schizont stage reflecting functional differences of the two molecules.
This is where the two cameras once again differ.
The low friction for getting started is also key to the Voysis approach, which again differs a lot from the ample manual training required for most AI solutions.
Again, differing intuitions about cases and about the Control Principle have the potential to make a big difference to one's view at this point.
If the types of parents who use private schools are in fixed supply (at least in the short or medium term), the partial versus the general equilibrium effects of choice could once again differ.
