Sentence examples for again introduced in from inspiring English sources

In March 2007, legislation was again introduced in the United States Congress by Rep. Engel, under the new designation H.R. 1784: PLEA Act.

Apricot is supposed to have been again introduced in Morocco by the Arabs [ 4], belonging to a homogenous Maghreb gene pool, since Algerian, Moroccan and Tunisian apricot accessions have close genetic relationships [ 5].

To make sure that Smad7 did not interfere with TGF-β-stimulated PG synthesis, we assessed whether stimulation of cartilage repair was not blocked by co-transfection with Ad-Smad7, and cartilage damage was again introduced in 48 C57Bl/6 mice by intra-articular injection with 10 ng IL-1.

The immobilized lipase was filtered at the end of the reaction, washed with t-butanol and again introduced with fresh reactants in order to study its operational stability in each cycle.

Years later I was again introduced to a new concept in farming by Paul Reebs, the owner of Point Loma Farms in San Diego, Calif.

Thereafter, the catalyst was cooled in Ar and at 400 °C, NH3 was again introduced.

Since 1990 the VCU "penalties" for licence transfers and aggregations have been altered a number of times, while additional restrictions have again been introduced in an attempt to make some progress towards meeting the UK's MAGP targets for tonnage and engine power.

Toles again introduced her bill.

However, metrics and thresholds are domain dependent, again introducing subjectivity in the code smell detection process.

However, EEG inverse solutions are heavily model-dependent, which may again introduce uncertainties in the results that we wanted to avoid given the already considerable complexity of our results and the controversy in the current literature.

Such a difference was also seen in the analysis of Takeuchi et al., and the quasi-linear polarization nature of the changes in the magnetic field at the shocks may again introduce large uncertainties in the coplanarity method.