The phrase "again mapped to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that has been assigned or related to another thing once more, often in technical or analytical discussions.
Example: "The data points were again mapped to the original coordinates for accuracy."
Alternatives: "reassigned to" or "remapped to".
He also has a parry again, mapped to medium punch and medium kick, but it's not as strong as in (1999's) 3rd Strike".
The randomly sampled reads were again mapped to the PhiX reference using 'bwa aln' [13] with the parameters '-o 2 -e 12 -n 0.01 -l 100 -d 12'.
The reads were again mapped to the same UCSC/hg19 reference transcriptome resulting in 23.7 million mapped reads.
In another round of gene predictions, RNA-Seq data was again mapped to the gene masked and repeat masked genome.
Hence, during the repeat procedure, the successful ablation site was once again mapped to a similar location and additional ablation rendered once again FVT noninducible.
The earliest PP during FVT was again mapped to the vicinity of the LPF, to a location in close proximity, and to the ablation site of the index procedure.
Reads sampled from the variant subpopulation that span these breakpoints will again map to either of the reference breakpoints, depending on their location.
Reads from the variant subpopulation that span the new fusion (i.e. the middle of the tandem repeat) will again map to either of the two reference breakpoints depending on which side of the breakpoint each is more aligned with.
Again, additional tags mapped to other positions in the A. thaliana reference ESM1 regardless of the number of mismatches allowed.
Another deletion was detected at 11q23.1 was detected in tumors 1 and 3, however this fragment was only 15 KB and again, no genes were mapped to the region.
Here, number of identical reads (blue) is mapped agains the number of reads mapped to identical locations (red) for each sample.
