Sentence examples for also presented a second from inspiring English sources

She also presented a second option: college.

The newscast also presented a second document expert, Emily Will, who said she raised still more serious concerns about the authenticity of a document she inspected for CBS's producers.

But while he's hoping the low cost airlines will take the hint, Parker also presented a second option, one that is much less desirable from his perspective.

The authors also presented a second definition where the uncertainty is modeled into the constraints which restrict the variation of the original objective functions to their means.

He also presented a second documentary for BBC Three, Football's Suicide Secret, on the issue of mental health in football on 9 July 2013.

We also presented a second set of results for interactions with p < 0.01 for both intensity-weighted and unweighted pesticide exposure metrics, and a significant monotonic increase in prostate cancer risk with increasing exposure in one genotype group and no significant association in the other (Table 4).

We also present a second argument that an 'evidence-based' focus on outcomes may not be sufficiently sensitive to reveal and evaluate those aspects of process, including nursing knowledge and expertise, which influence nursing interventions and affect patient outcomes.

Most studies concerning SQOL included mainly or exclusively users with schizophrenia, with some of them also presenting a second diagnosis, such as a mood disorder.

We also present a first parallel version of our algorithm that shows promising results.

This chapter discusses the major muscle components, the actin and myosin filaments; and it also presents a third set of filaments, the titin filaments, which have remarkable properties and play a central role in integrating the sarcomere structure.

We also present a first principles model to investigate the effect of impurity atoms on slow decohesion when the impurity chemical potential can remain constant by modifying the impurity concentration in the decohering zone.