The phrase "a demonstration that such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an example or evidence that supports a particular claim or idea.
Example: "The study provided a demonstration that such methods can significantly improve learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "an illustration that such" or "evidence that such".
A convincing demonstration that such a complex system can be developed for clinical use requires evidence that each of the components of the gene/antibody complex functions by the mechanisms proposed [ 9].
Still, there has not yet been a truly convincing demonstration that such drugs will work in people.
"It's the first demonstration that such events do take place at early cosmic times, and I think we will find many more of them in the future," he says.
But the opposite could also be presented as a demonstration that life is such a powerful force.
Very recently an international team of researchers of which I am a member has provided an experimental demonstration that such a limitation does not actually exist.
The present study provides a clear demonstration that such mutations cannot be assumed to have identical effects on hERG1a/1b to those found for hERG1a alone.
Convincing funders to support a trial required demonstration that such an intervention in a developing country setting could indeed influence blood pressure in the first place.
"It's a very thorough demonstration that such signals may function in the context of territory defense," he says.
A potential biomedical application of this chemistry required the demonstration that such a decrease in DNA binding is also associated with a decreased biological effect.
While all these observations support the physiopathological relevance of the NCAM interaction with FGFR, our study represents the first direct demonstration that such an interaction is specifically required for important processes in cultured cells as well as in an animal model.
