The phrase "again identified in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been recognized or pointed out previously and is being mentioned once more in a specific context.
Example: "The species was again identified in the latest research conducted in the Amazon rainforest."
Alternatives: "reidentified in" or "noted again in".
The potential importance of striped mullet as a source for biotoxin trophic transfer the Sarasota Bay region was again identified in May 2009.
Notably, an increase in Tox, Sox4 and Gata3 transcript level upon TAL1 KD was again identified in this GSEA analysis.
At the time of the first follow-up examination, polyps were again identified in 24 subjects (77.4%, n = 31).
EC cells were, again, identified in 10/11 patients, however, the patients lacking EC cells with the SurePath and Medscand devices were not concordant.
Also evident in this cluster were many of the core components of the cell cycle, for example cyclins, DNA polymerases, kinesins, and so on, again identified in the whole atlas as a discrete cluster (atlas cluster 14).
Oesophagostomum sp. was demonstrated in a single pooled feces sample from the Austrian-origin pigs, while Salmonella Typhimurium was again identified in feces from the German-origin pigs, but not from those of Austrian origin.
In addition, the analysis of clusters again identified subnetworks in the tumors enriched for cancer related pathways (immune response, Wnt signaling, DNA replication, cell adherence, apoptosis, DNA repair, among others).
You have again identified the problem in that you cannot apply for the most generally available funds, so you need to look for alternatives.
We again identified no correlation in the methylation at the 5' and 3' end of genes further suggesting that methylation within these regions is governed by distinct mechanisms (Fig. 2 and Supporting Information S1).
The proteins harboring porcine-specific peptides were again identified and remained in this dataset after filtering.
To ensure the robustness of our inferences of accelerated gene family evolution, we again identified families with P<0.0001 in Ensembl v39 and v32.
