The phrase "also presents a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional information or findings that are significant in size or impact.
Example: "The study also presents a large body of evidence supporting the new theory."
Alternatives: "also offers a substantial" or "also provides a significant".
In an accessible and straightforward manner, Richard Evan Schwartz also presents a large amount of useful information on complex hyperbolic geometry and discrete groups.
The spotlight is on consumer insurance, but commercial insurance also presents a large opportunity.
The spotlight is on consumer insurance, but commercial insurance also presents a large opportunity.
NCS "offers enormous potential, but it also presents a large number of … challenges," states the 16 June IOM/NRC report.
SR101 (Figure 5A) also presents a large taper angle with higher μ b ′ (approximately 0.22) and lower λ (approximately 0.68) values relative to the average values of the studied areas μ b ′ = 0.09, λ = 0.87.
This study also presents a large scale comparison between 10 methods—9 alignment-free and 1 alignment-based.
The size exclusion chromatography profile also presented a large peak at the elution volume corresponding to hexamers and an additional peak at the elution volume corresponding to free MDH (Fig. 3C) indicating that a big proportion of the enzyme still remained in the inactive state and it did not interact with the substrate.
LDVs also present a large variation in global G+C content across viral families (27%–76%; Additional file 1).
Unigene elements from MIRA analysis also presented a large portion of non-translated sequence, due to 'debris' reads.
Therefore, in addition to proposing a new method, we also present a large-scale numerical comparison of the performance of 10 genome tree inference methods, including 9 alignment-free methods and 1 alignment-based method.
