Sentence examples for may again represent from inspiring English sources
Therefore, this individual B. dorsalis sequence may again represent a misidentification.
Alternatively, it may again represent a lack of ICU provision to patients with great need for it.
This disease may again represent an opportunity for preconception counseling and family planning for women with previous pregnancies complicated by PPCM [ 15].
A branching in the network may once again represent an episode of human migration that carried the haplogroup E-M35 and its subhaplogroups farther to the western coast of the Red Sea to Yemen, Oman and Saudi Arabia and concurrently down to Southern Africa as part of a more recent Y chromosome motivated out of Africa migration episode.
Mr. Verrilli again represented the federal government.
Olson again represented Citizens United.
Hefner has been married twice before, so the notion of his settling down again may represent the triumph of hope over experience.
This again may represent sound medical judgement in patients deemed to have a dire prognosis that would not improve significantly despite intensive care; however, only 8% of these patients had all active treatment withdrawn during their ICU stay, and only 19% were specified as a discharge for palliative care.
We have found that morpholino-mediated knockdown of olig2 abolishes disc1 expression in the midline of the hindbrain (results not shown), but olig2 function is known to be required for OPC development (Park et al., 2002), so this again may represent a block in the specification of the relevant progenitor population.
One conspicuous omission from the list, however, is the increasingly popular view that certain environmental entities or qualities have intrinsic value (although Frankena may again assert that these are implicitly represented by one or more items already on the list).
Once again, this may represent a relatively minor genetic alteration, but one that exerts substantial impacts through its role in regulating plant development.
