The phrase "actions presented in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific actions that are described or shown in a particular context, such as a document, report, or presentation.
Example: "The report outlines the actions presented in the previous meeting, highlighting key decisions made by the team."
Alternatives: "actions outlined in" or "actions described in".
Despite these shortcomings, the approaches to the investigation of simulated moral actions presented in this research, could offer insights into the embodied nature of morally-relevant actions beyond that of traditional moral judgment paradigms.
On average, comparison participants freely recalled about 42% of the actions presented in part I; this percentage decreased to 35% in participants with AS.
Adults watched 30 videos of each trial type ('Arm' or 'Leg' actions) presented in blocks.
For example, the motion implied by actions presented in static images is extracted automatically (Proverbio et al. 2009) and activates motion-selective brain areas (e.g., Kourtzi and Kanwisher 2000).
For example, all of the actions presented in Table 1 may be considered robust across the two climate scenarios we considered because they will continue to increase baseflows if precipitation increases or decreases, although beaver and check dams may become more susceptible to blowouts during high flow events if precipitation increases.
These nursing leadership actions (presented in Table 3), which had influences both vertically and horizontally across the department, and which were both managerial and clinical in nature, have not been previously described in relation to sustaining organizational programs over the long term.
Recommendations for action presented in such a way are "possible futures together with their value content" as demanded by Hideg [42].
Was the call to action presented in an image, text link or button?
In line with data concerning detection of agent's B action presented in isolation (Manera, Becchio, Del Giudice, Bara, & Verfaillie, unpublished data), these findings suggest that, independently from the context (communicative vs. individual) in which they were displayed, some actions of agent B were easier to be detected than others.
Based on this, it is suggested that the action presented in this study may be common in many oils that have the same chemical profile, taken from many other species of Copaifera.
In the generalized law of mass action presented in [ 6], the constants k1 and k1 d are multiplied by a common positive nonlinear function (that may also depend on concentrations of species).
