The phrase "and that in the presence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is happening or being stated while others are present, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "He made the confession and that in the presence of several witnesses."
Alternatives: "in the presence of" or "while in attendance of".
The cycle begins with a spore that has a diameter of 4 to 15 micrometres (1 micrometre equals 0.001 mm, or 0.000039 inch) and that, in the presence of water, releases a small mass of cytoplasm called a swarm cell.
We find that, in a fully coherent film, there is a retardation of the transformation at certain times that is associated with the constrained film geometry and that, in the presence of misfit dislocations, a range of kinetic behavior can be correlated with the relative magnitude of the driving forces and temperature.
These results suggested that the analogue can bind to the putrescine-binding site and that, in the presence of putrescine or at high analogue concentrations, binding is shifted to that of the active site.
We observed that intracellular GSH was dramatically reduced (more than 60%) by an active extrusion process after 6 h of cell treatment with DHA and that, in the presence of two specific inhibitors of carried-mediated GSH extrusion (such as cystathionine and methionine), DHA-induced GSH-extrusion process was reversed.
By mid-afternoon, Osborne issued a fuller statement admitting he had met Deripaska four times in one weekend in Corfu, and that in the presence of Rothschild, Feldman and two other witnesses had indeed discussed a donation from Deripaska.
In a previous study of another ABC transporter (P-gp), it was found that the 'linker' domains acts as a 'damper' in order to reduce NBD fluctuations and that, in the presence of substrates, a clear change to efflux-like motions could be observed36.
