Sentence examples for again wild from inspiring English sources

Then again, wild beasts have been known to escape.

What a joy, then, to meet Matty again: wild, still funny and loving, but coming of age and discovering his responsibility.

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Once again, wild-type irrE did not confer higher butanol tolerance in E. coli.

On Chr 18, IRG protein sequence variation between laboratory strains was more apparent, and again, wild-derived strains showed extensive sequence polymorphism and copy number variation.

Again, wild-type cells behaved differently from rho0 cells because addition of either NAC (20 mM) or Tiron (1 mM) slightly increased CIN in both instances (two-fold; P = 0.011 and 0.002, respectively).

Again, wild-type and p53-null HCT116 cells responded similarly, strengthening the observation that, in this context, the absence of p53 does not influence the activation of NF-κB.

Again wild-type and p.Arg8Ser mutant PHD3 were associated with an increase in apoptosis (30.6 and 22.8% respectively) that was highly statistically significant compared to the catalytically inert mutant (P=0.0001 and P=0.0003), though the p.Arg8Ser mutant demonstrated a mildly, yet statistically significant, lower level of apoptosis (P=0.016) than that of the wild type (see Fig. 4).