The phrase "again low" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are referring to something that has returned to a low state or level, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "After the recent surge, the stock prices are again low, prompting concerns among investors."
Alternatives: "once more low" or "back to low".
The concordance among all the tools was again low.
"It was a dumb penalty again," Low said in reference to Fleury's response.
Again, low tumor CD95 expression was associated with a significantly increased time to tumor recurrence after initial therapy (Figure 1d).
And while turnout was again low, indeed even slightly lower than last year, Labour's problem in its heartlands was not simply caused by voters staying at home.
The organic content of the soils is again low in the solonized (salt-enriched) brown soils and the gray and brown soils of heavy texture that are common in those areas.
The results correspond to the Elshout Raaheim hypothesis: With low domain knowledge, the correlation is low; with increasing knowledge, the correlation increases; with further increasing knowledge, the correlation decreases; finally, when the problem has become a simple task, the correlation is again low.
Page A14 New York LOW-LEVEL POT ARRESTS INCREASE IN CITY AGAIN Low-level arrests for marijuana possession in New York City increased for the seventh straight year in 2011, according to a study.
We've seen it time and time again.' " Low-paying jobs do not necessarily take a recipient off welfare, but they do lead to reduced welfare payments and savings to the state.
Once again, low-dose WA rats showed increased, but not statistically significant, spleen:body weight ratios.
O.K. let me try again.' " Low-key and soft-spoken, he mixed actorly pronouncements ("there's a real nurturing environment here") and a courtly speaking manner ("the blessed role of Pete Campbell") with sparing references to his personal life (his fiancée is Alexis Bledel, a guest star on "Mad Men") and self-deprecating asides.
After a quarter of pain, expectations will be set low again low enough to beat.
