The phrase "again identified by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been recognized or labeled once more, often in a context where the identification has occurred previously.
Example: "The species was again identified by the researchers during their latest expedition."
Alternatives: "reidentified by" or "recognized again by".
But there is also a suspicion – again identified by the committee – that UK steelmakers are uniquely vulnerable to Chinese imports because other EU countries interpret European law to suit their own industries, albeit sometimes falling foul of the European commission's state aid rules.
The researchers told the participants that each benefactor said that if the participant wanted to express their gratitude for the monetary gift, they'd appreciate it if the participant gave some or all of the donation to a named third party (again, identified by photo and name), or a named charity.
Key local informants (e.g. senior physiotherapists in continence, urology and outpatient care settings) were again identified by the researchers and provided with individual letters of invitation to participate.
The concentrated sample was then loaded on to a calibrated HiLoad 16/60 Superdex 200 Prep Grade (GE Healthcare) size-exclusion column equilibrated with buffer A (50 mM Tris/HCl, pH 7.5, 200 mM KCl and 1 mM DTT), with TorA/TorD His-containing fractions again identified by SDS/PAGE (12% gels).
Cases were again identified by ICD-9 code 516.3 and exclusion of associated conditions (broad definition), with a subgroup analysis requiring additional claims for lung biopsy or chest computed tomography scan, indicating a relevant diagnostic evaluation had taken place (narrow definition).
A likelihood ratio test again identified no group by centre interactions (p=0.85), justifying pooling across all three sites.
Coding disagreements were again identified and resolved by discussion to reach consensus between the two researchers, with a third researcher (DO) acting as arbiter when needed.
(37) An alternative is radical addition (P. Ortiz de Montellano, personal communication) (Scheme 3D), again identified as a contender by computational work.
The validator again identified inter-coder discrepancies, which were resolved by consensus.
The transition group (labelled by triangles) in the score scatter plot (Fig. 3) was again identified as an intermediate state.
At some later time, curators may join at WikiPathways, and they can again be identified by the same link attribute.
