The phrase "again one single" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a repetition of a singular item or concept, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I thought I had resolved the issue, but again one single problem arose."
Alternatives: "once again a single" or "yet another single".
Again, one single example," he told VICE News.
Again, one single 66 75 kDa band was seen in FBS (lane 1 for both Fig. 18J and K), FBS NLP (lane 2), and BSA (lane 3), while BSF appeared as a lower band of 52 65 kDa (lane 4).
Gas prices are going up again, not one single Gordon Gekko-lyte has been held accountable for the financial meltdown of recent years, and most of us are just now sobering up from a tax filing hangover.
In order to obtain enough sequencing depth, sample 6 was sequenced again using one single lane under otherwise identical conditions.
In order to obtain enough sequencing depth, sample F was sequenced again using one single lane under otherwise identical conditions.
"In the last half of this last century, men with guns stole our future by killing the best of our leaders, again and again -- in one single tragic year, Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy.
We invested in small businesses, and said never again would we be dependent on one single industry".
Mr. Burns admitted to the Portland audience that he has "made the same film over and over again," one with a single theme at its core: "Who are we?" In an interview, he said, "I think 90percentt of the reason that people like these films is that we treat them like they're smart".
Sensitivity analysis involved calculating the results again by omitting one single study each time.
"Dykes" was by now being widely syndicated, and, in 1991, by which time Bechdel was single again, one of her readers sent her a "flirtatious" fan letter, to which she responded in kind.
One single isolated colony from each strain was streaked again on solid TSA medium and grown overnight at 28°C.
