Sentence examples for again it was found from inspiring English sources

Again, it was found that the gel strength of drilling mud with polymer beads and glass beads was similar.

Again, it was found that when SAMIs are introduced, greater strain concentration exists around the crack region; however, they are able to isolate the overlay from the strain concentration.

Again, it was found that much more severe necrotizing bronchitis, large areas of pulmonary consolidation with inflammatory cell infiltrates and moderate-to-severe pulmonary edema were found and were more frequently observed in infected pregnant mice (Fig. 5Ad) than in non-pregnant mice (Fig. 5Ac) infected by mutant virus.

Again it was found that conventional simulation appeared inadequate for a significant number of patients within the group, particularly those with large or medially placed tumours.

Using the CPDB tool, significant pathways returned by KEGG are listed in Table 7. Again it was found that the cell cycle pathway and DNA replication pathway are ranked among the top pathways for late-stage cancer.

Again, it was found that as systolic blood pressure increased, risk for future depressive disorder decreased, when adjusting for child's weight at baseline (OR=0.48, 95% CI 0.27 to 0.85; p=0.012), that is, lower systolic blood pressure at age 12 significantly predicted depressive disorder at age 15.

Again, it is found that the nanoparticles addition produces soft sediments by avoiding short-range attractions between the large iron particles.

Again it is found that depending input variable conditions (tank size, roof area and climate) significant spatial variations exist within some of the regions.

For late-stage cancer, again it is found that the cell cycle pathways are ranked among the top pathways.

Again in breast cancer, it was found that MIF was highly upregulated in tumours cells when they were co-cultured with macrophages.

Although originally described from England, it was considered extinct in mainland Britain until it was found again in Suffolk in 2006 near Ipswich, one of its original localities —it had been last reported in the country in 1880.