Sentence examples for we again demonstrated from inspiring English sources

"July was another solid month for Chrysler as we again demonstrated our disciplined and methodical approach to growing sales and profits," said Reid Bigland, head of United States sales for Chrysler.

In addition to the creative and financial success of movies like "Wild Wild West" and "The Astronaut's Wife," we again demonstrated the benefits of synergy by the nearly simultaneous release of "Pokemon: The First Movie" and a Time magazine cover story on the phenomenon.

We again demonstrated a strong preference for recombinant taperin to bind PP1α over PP1γ (Fig. 1C) with the association being completely abolished if the putative PP1 dock site, KISF, is mutated to KASA.

Oscillating time-dependent and nonmonotonic concentration-dependent responses are typical for nongenomic estrogenic responses (Alyea et al. 2008; Watson et al. 2007a, 2010; Zsarnovszky et al. 2005), and we again demonstrated such characteristics for this set of structurally related XEs of the alkylphenol class.

By use of the last 33-residue subdomain as a reporter, we again demonstrate that protein conformations have no fundamental difference in unsalted water and buffer.

We again demonstrate a clear association between the presence of anti-CCP or RF antibodies and increased targeting of RA-associated autoantigens -- most citrullinated, but some native.

Here we again demonstrate that adding the DiCE validation framework can allow for the detection biologically important signals where standard approaches to validation fail.

"[W]e look back on great moment such as the Fifa World Cup where we once again demonstrated what we are capable of when we focus and act with determination," Herbert Hainer, Adidas CEO wrote in the company's 2014 annual report.

"The lack of diversity behind the camera is notable as we have again demonstrated an association between the presence of a Black director and the percentage of Black characters on screen," researchers wrote.

Widespread white matter damage is often present after TBI (Kinnunen et al., 2011), as we have again demonstrated here.

In this investigation we have again demonstrated that respiratory chain deficient crypts accumulate in human colon with age (Taylor et al., 2003).