It is relevant to note that heart rate was significantly lower in the vasopressin group than in the norepinephrine group over the first 4-day period (P = 0.033), yet again, we found no overall difference in markers of myocardial ischemia.
We have already read for 120 hours, three full work weeks, and yet once again we find ourselves in the same place we always are, fighting tooth and nail for libraries.
As le petit Canadien finds himself in trouble yet again, we wonder about the pressures of childhood fame -- how we might act, if we were teenagers lavished with mansions and Lamborghinis.
Today we have a privatised railway (another Tory brainwave) and a bizarre franchising circus, as we have been reminded with news that the government is to attempt yet again to find a private company capable of operating the East Coast main line.
Perhaps most crucially, the theater is trying yet again to find someone to handle the business side of the Public.
Think even of Antonioni at his harshest, in "Red Desert" (1964), where a man attempts, yet again, to find common cause with a woman.
There's no doubting that Harvard, Cambridge, Stanford, Yale and Oxford have affirmed themselves as world class universities but, yet again, they find themselves falling in MIT's vast technological shadow.
Yet again, I find that my 11-year-old has introduced me to an online game that has become an obsession.
— Mitt Romney's campaign is trying yet again to find solid footing, shifting its line of attack toward a subject President Obama has widely been thought to hold the advantage: foreign policy.
