Sentence examples for again identified the from inspiring English sources

Daunt added: "Given the success of former winners, we can be sure they have once again identified the stars of the future".

You have again identified the problem in that you cannot apply for the most generally available funds, so you need to look for alternatives.

Countering conservative historians like F.J. Stahl, who championed the independence of the churches, Bauer's "The Christian State and Our Times," of 1841, again identified the state as the focus of ethical life.

"We realized that not only had West again identified the wrong person, but that this case was still open, and that if there had been primitive DNA testing to clear Gates, there was at least some chance that the biological evidence was still around, and could be retested with more modern technology".

The present analysis has again identified the region on P. c. chabaudi chromosome 8 containing the gene for MSP-1 to be under strong SSPI selection.

We again identified the same set of voxels for each subject and network.

But the modeling process is similar — again, identifying the right questions to ask.

The consistency in the control samples between testing times again identifies the reliability of the hysteresis measurements and reflects the non-destructive nature of the mechanical testing procedure.

australiensis and O. granulata) are those that have seen the "explosive" proliferation of one or two LTR-RT families, once again identifies the pivotal role of this class of TEs in the dynamics of genome size variation.

A further search for predicted Heliconius miRNAs within the BAC sequences did not identify any new miRNAs, although this analysis did again identify the two miRNAs described above as well as their star sequences (the 'passenger' strand of the pre-miRNA duplex that is not incorporated into the RISC).

As with continuity of care, this was a concept with contested definitions and methods of evaluation, and the SDO Programme again identified this as a suitable candidate for a scoping study.