The phrase "as again confirmed" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something has been confirmed multiple times.
Example: "The results of the study were as again confirmed by the latest research findings."
Alternatives: "as previously confirmed" or "as reaffirmed".
It turns out that the two coelacanth genes, which I defined above as UBQLN4 and UBQLN1/2 are adjacent in the genome to, respectively, Lamtor2 (as expected, again confirming the ancient origin of UBQLN4) and Idnk.
And yep, it looks like they're calling it the iPhone 5, not "the new iPhone." We've also found a link that indicates a new version of iTunes is being announced as well, again confirming rumors.
In both midgut and pancreatic NENs, on univariate and multivariate analyses, Ki-67 wagainain confirmed as an independent prognostic indicator.
Winning promotion, then repeating his runners-up achievement (to Liverpool, again) confirmed Taylor as the obvious candidate to replace Robson.
The Conservative Party requested a second, judicial recount, which again confirmed Dosanjh as the victor.
We interpreted "physical activity behavior" to be the main concept, with "disability", "functional status", and "health & fitness" as the domains (level 2), again confirmed by the author.
An optical density measurement, as well as the morphological changes in the bacteria, again confirmed the excellent bacterial growth inhibition of ZPM6000-Si@GO ZPM6000-Si@GO
"Khandita" once again confirmed Ms. Sen as a great actress capable of conveying several layers of emotion at once.
Ahead of the final pairing, Englishman Luke Donald once again confirmed his status as the European most likely to win a major.
Pretreatment with hybrid nanocomplexes (option 2) led to maximal reduction there was found a maximum reduction of CD44high /CD117+ ratio (10 times) as compared with option 1, that again confirmed a specific role of ratio of these cell subpopulations in the EC growth.
