The phrase "again with a significant" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness and usability in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a repeated action or event that has considerable importance or impact.
Example: "The team has performed well again with a significant improvement in their performance metrics."
Alternatives: "once more with a notable" or "again with an important".
This difference is significant (P = 0.01), although it may be due to a longer time between hospital admission and operation in the M&G group (average 2.2 ± 1.6 days), while in the T group, it was 1.19 (±0.92) days, again with a significant difference (P = 0.03).
Morton retained Mosman again with a significant 90.16% of the vote.
Neutralization titers, measured at week 5 after immunization, of ≥640 were observed in AdHA.cod and in some AdHA.wt immunized animals, again with a significant increase in geometric means of neutralization titers observed after AdHA.cod immunization.
The rate of baseline HPV positivity was also highest for cases diagnosed within 4 years of the negative baseline smear, again with a significant linear trend.
Interestingly, in adjacent uninvolved epithelium, the median ratio of AR to ER expression was 0.94, again with a significant positive correlation between the two receptors (P = 0.0003).
Overall median survival time was 3.82 years (95% CI 2.34 7.08) for the IFNa group and 2.78 years (95% CI 1.83 4.03) for the observation group, again with a significant one-sided P value of 0.0237.
Well, Robert Pazornik, CEO of new San Francisco-based LicketyShip, isn't afraid to try the whole thing again, albeit with a significant twist.
More strikingly, modifying the entire histidine 13,14 domain to glycine dramatically enhanced the rate of fibril formation, which is again associated with a significant increase in the lag time.
Furthermore, a recent study in Benin of the seroepidemiological potential of M. ulcerans antigens suggested that there is widespread exposure to M. ulcerans in BU endemic areas, again consistent with a significant local reservoir of the bacterium in close contact with humans [7].
However, decreased expression of CSB was again associated with a significant increase in the sensitivity of tumour cells to cisplatin-induced apoptosis.
Clinical indication, breast parenchymal density, lesion location, and presence of calcification were all more frequently mentioned by private centers, with statistically significant P values, while lymph node description parameters were more frequently stated by the government centers, again with a statistically significant P value of 0.013.
