Sentence examples for are again given from inspiring English sources
adverb
Back in the reverse direction, or to an original starting point.
Further details are again given in the papers in this special issue focusing on the various candidate models, and their descriptions are available online at http://www.
The boundary conditions for the profiles are again given by (2.14), while the equations for the profiles are given by (2.16).
The nucleotide and peptide sequences we introduced in the analysis are again given in Additional files 1 and 2 and cornerstones of mouse/rat 8q24.3 ZNF orthologs are summarized in Additional file 3. The three mouse and rat ZNF genes in the syntenic region of human 8q24.3 are all KRAB-A and -B box-containing genes.
It was only in the Lisbon treaty that national parliaments were again given a specific role.
In Francis Bacon's list of what causes laughter, the first place is again given to deformity.
After the Cannes screening of Tyson, the boxer was again given a rapturous reception.
In Australia, Indigenous student enrolments are only about half what they should be, again given their share of the national population.
In a letter received by the president on 19 May, Clinton is again given just three days to decide whether to proceed with the deregulation agenda.
It was only in the 1940s and 1950s, at the University of Chicago Law School, that serious thought was again given to the economic consequences of legal systems and the discipline "law and economics" was born.
