Sentence examples for and again provided from inspiring English sources

These two differentially spliced exons (2a and 2b) which have bona-fide consensus splice sites at their ends had their expression confirmed by RT-PCR amplification using novel exon specific primers Amplification of PCA3 using the PCA3-4F primer together with a primer corresponding to exon 2a detected 5/8 PCa and 4/8 metastatic samples and again provided excellent discrimination with BPH (Fig 1D).

Participants were asked to use their first name only to maintain confidentiality and again provided verbal consent to participate.

Her writing takes nothing for granted, applying itself to the most mundane objects and moments - the act of parking a car, the look of an untidy bedroom or a fashion boutique - with an attentiveness that again and again provides that primal joy of literature: the sense of things being seen afresh.

A more fitting culmination of 25th year of the world's most successful environmental treaty would be an agreement to phase down the high-impact HFCs when the parties meet later this year, and again provide broader political momentum for additional action to address the accelerating impact of climate change.

As a result, businesses have turned to email and email workflow tools to make group decisions, which is generally non-scalable, impersonal, and again provides little clarity.

Moreover, to protect the experiment against misspecifications of the nonlinear model parameters, we adapt the design criteria such that the resulting designs are robust with respect to such misspecifications and, again, provide several examples, which demonstrate the advantages of our approach.

Making this assessment in an automated manner will require a better understanding of the function(s) relating performance to perceived quality and/or physical measures of the image and, again, provide a place for use-inspired basic research that can subsequently inform more strictly applied work.

Both courses have fast, tricky greens and again, provide gorgeous scenery with the Andes in the background and chapels and farm houses darting the landscape.

This is the strategy used in eSS and, again, provides a good balance between intensification (i.e., local search) and diversification (i.e., global search).

In Step 3, we estimate the change for each subject, and again, provide summary statistics for the difference between pre- and post-event measurements.

Immobilization of the outer layer of atoms tends to make transition-state barriers too large and, again, provides energies versus free energies.