The phrase "as in the presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to something that was mentioned or demonstrated in a presentation, providing clarity or context.
Example: "The results were consistent with the findings, as in the presentation we delivered last week."
Alternatives: "as demonstrated in the presentation" or "as shown in the presentation".
This approach is relevant when relatively straight-forward description of presented phenomena is desired or likely, as in the presentation of data by young children whose developmental level may be more aligned with, or reflective of, concrete 'in the moment' description of experience.
20 As in the presentation of the results for sensitivity scenarios, we present only the observed data, one variant of MI (Scheme A), and the related three datasets for sensitivity analysis.
The concept implies that either the action represented must be acceptable or convincing according to the audience's own experience or knowledge or, as in the presentation of science fiction or tales of the supernatural, the audience must be enticed into willingly suspending disbelief and accepting improbable actions as true within the framework of the narrative.
They are as glamorous in the presentation of their craft as they are no-nonsense in the preparation of that work, each unapologetically independent, thanks in large part to their mother, John's wife of 60 years, herself an accomplished animal trainer and equestrian, Mary Ruth.
Moreover, we meet the past as much in the presentation of words of specific vintage as we do in any isolated fact or statistic.
Not only did Rogers say as much in the presentation, but it's a very low margin business.
The shrimp cocktail of four jumbos was impressive for their size and quality, as well as the presentation in a bowl of ice chips.
But as important as the presentation is, in sport content is king.
The training sequences with Pei Mei, a haughty taskmaster living in a mountaintop temple, are brutal fun, but, again, as in the presentation-of-the-sword business, Tarantino seems caught between piety and mockery.
The interfaces, based on each of the two frameworks, are implemented with as similar look-and-feel forms as possible in the presentation of information contents.
