The phrase "again evaluated the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process of reassessing or reviewing something that has been evaluated previously.
Example: "After receiving new data, the committee again evaluated the project's feasibility."
Alternatives: "reassessed the" or "re-evaluated the".
After running Quiver on each assembly, we again evaluated the BL21 DE3) assemblies for correctness using the GAGE and MUMmer package described earlier.
For each dataset after the step we again evaluated the batch effects and the CpGs associated with the outcome of interest.
In this study, we increased the sample size and again evaluated the accuracy of various GFR estimation equations in elderly Chinese patients with CKD, comparing them with radionuclide GFRs in a clinical setting.
The levels of FSH, LH, and estradiol (on the third day of the cycle or at another time in the case of amenorrhea) were measured and myoma-related symptoms were again evaluated (the same questionnaire) 6 months after the procedure.
The same group again evaluated the outcome of another 23 patients with an IBTR (median interval between first BCS and IBTR 63 months) after lumpectomy and breast irradiation for invasive carcinoma (n = 31) or ductal carcinoma in situ (n = 8), who were treated with excision of the IBTR and EBRT of the tumour bed with 50 Gy in 25 fractions using electrons of appropriate energy.
Under the guidelines released Tuesday, the Federal Reserve will again evaluate the ability of the 19 largest banks to withstand losses under a set of adverse economic conditions over the next two years.
We again evaluate the marginal effects at every observation and use the sample average of the individual marginal effects.
To support a viability of the adaptive constellation mapping scheme, we again evaluate the system performance in the HW real-world setup.
Once they accomplish that, process designers will be expected to once again evaluate the evolving technology landscape, identify how disruptive solutions can apply to additional business processes, and begin all over again.
Without, again, evaluating the different systems of musical notation, Goodman shows how an alternative system, such as the one proposed by John Cage, is not notational, and is indeed in important ways closer to a sketch, hence to a drawing, than to a score (Goodman 1976, 187 190).
Thus, analysis was iterative and developmental as it served 1). to refine and further develop the initial concept of workhood and 2). to again evaluate the refined version with the data.
