The phrase "also modalities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods, forms, or approaches in a particular context, often in academic or technical writing.
Example: "In addition to traditional teaching methods, we should consider also modalities such as online learning and experiential education."
Alternatives: "additional methods" or "other forms".
Also, other modalities like pain thresholds have shown abnormalities in hands (and face) [84 86], suggesting an eventual thalamocortical dysfunction in migraine, in line with the development of cutaneous allodynia demonstrated by Burstein et al. [87].
Also, modern modalities like PET allow achieving information on cardiac metabolism.
They also define modalities which different levels of care should be linked.
Also, such modalities play a crucial role in detection and diagnostics of diseased cells (e.g., leukemia) in advanced biomedical research and clinical settings [ 6– 9].
Also, treatment modalities were collected starting from the time of chart abstraction and going backwards up to five previous ADHD treatments.
Therefore, the procedures aimed at preserving dignity can be considered not only ethical measures but also efficacious modalities to ameliorate both the therapeutic compliance of patients and the relationship between patient and health professionals [ 39].
Training people on temporal discrimination can substantially improve performance in the trained modality but also in untrained modalities.
Blackburn, for example, suggests quasi-realist approaches not just to moral discourse, but also to modality, causation and probability.
MRI is also the modality of choice for the detection and characterisation of metastatic liver lesions because of its higher contrast resolution and lack of ionising radiation (Fig. 1b and c).
Ultrasound is also the modality of choice for diagnosis of hepatobiliary ascariasis, which is relatively rare and is due to migration of intestinal worms through the papilla of Vater.
