Sentence examples for once again indicate from inspiring English sources
The orientation of the eastern stress tensor and the N75°W strike of the Akyazı strand once again indicate fault weakness, i.e., the σ1-axis tends to be fault parallel and the σ3-axis tends to be fault normal at the place where post-seismic slip occurred.
Results of these experiments corroborate the pathogenic role of PVL in severe soft tissue infections in the mouse model, and once again indicate that damage inflicted by PVL predominantly affects deep muscle tissues but not superficial skin layers.
These findings once again indicate that lower socioeconomic groups are associated with unfavorable cardiovascular risk factor profiles.
These results once again indicate that in mice expressing mutant SOD1, EDL muscles are affected later in the disease than other hindlimb muscles such as the TA.
These results once again indicate that vitamin C at physiological levels partially reestablishes the content of 5hmC in melanoma cells, which is comparable to the effect of overexpressing TET2 in the same cell line [ 3].
The Newcastle fans, with chants and banners, once again indicated they favour Alan Shearer.
In recent weeks he has once again indicated that he is ready to make a real effort to rein in Palestinian terrorist groups.
The expression level of ACS1, encoding a synthetase to form acetyl coenzyme A from acetate, increased with xylose, once again indicating that xylose is sensed as a non-fermentable carbon source by S. cerevisiae.
Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) has once again indicated that she trusts Brett Kavanaugh would uphold abortion rights if confirmed to the Supreme Court, despite what the conservative judge has said to the contrary. .
In fact, the extent of clearance was similar to that observed following chemotherapy with drugs, once again indicating similar kinetics of clearance.
No interaction was observed when Comm was coexpressed with RoboSD, once again indicating that the ability of RoboSD to associate with Comm is deeply affected, in vivo as in vitro.
