The phrase "a presentation that also" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a presentation that includes additional elements or features beyond the main topic.
Example: "The conference will feature a presentation that also highlights recent research findings in the field."
Alternatives: "a presentation which additionally" or "a presentation that furthermore".
Another Raelian, Philippe Chabloz, also noted during a presentation that an alleged UFO was filmed hovering above Putin's hometown of St . Petersburgon March 22.
This argues for a β-lactam effect on T cell activation and/or antigen presentation, that might also contribute to the dramatic effect of adoptively transferring untreated T cells into pretreated mice.
So instead of having a monolithic CMS that also handles the presentation of the data, a headless CMS only focuses on content creation and developers can then integrate this data across different platforms.
Hazard got the job after a presentation to the board that also emphasized its national reach and the need for members to be as clear as possible in deciding what they wanted.
Its pathologic mechanism is far from clear but may result from metabolic and or immune-mediated responses, with DILI histopathology revealing a broad spectrum of morphological presentations that are also common to other acute or chronic liver diseases.
Others might prefer the very clear and concise presentation on the Saint John's University website that also has a place for entering data sets into a box-plotting utility (www.physics.csbsju.edu/stats/box2.html).csbsju.edu/stats/box2.html
That was a reference to the annual spate of holiday specials on cable channels that also includes presentations like the 13 Nights of Halloween on ABC Family.
To avoid order effects or carryover effects, factorial design techniques that also preclude repetitive presentations of certain health states (A versus B followed by C versus D and not by A versus C, for instance) should be used in the assignment of comparison tasks to respondents.
For residues with short side-chains (Ser and Thr), this results in glycan-presentation that is also approximately parallel to the surface.
