The phrase "a process that demonstrated" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or procedure that has shown or proven something through its execution or results.
Example: "The experiment was a process that demonstrated the effectiveness of the new drug in treating the disease."
Alternatives: "a method that illustrated" or "a procedure that revealed".
Indeed, pentavalent CTB is thought to recruit five GM1molecules in a process that demonstrates positive cooperativity among the components [ 16, 17].
When it comes to voting fraud, there is no research that has made it through the review process that demonstrates voter fraud on anything close to the scale Trump suggests has happened.
For Rice's mother, it has led to a process that "demonstrates that race is still an extremely troubling and serious problem in our country and the criminal-justice system," she wrote last week.
Indeed, this thinking has motivated research (e.g., as described in [44]) into approaches where a (small) number of processing elements (PEs) each perform local resampling and then communicate via a central process that, for example, allocates the particles to the PEs (a process that, as demonstrated in section 6, results in non-deterministic runtime).
In normal skin, the extensive network of intercellular membranes act to prevent entry of water into the SC, a process that is demonstrated by using colloidal lanthanum an electron-dense, water-soluble marker that can be visualized with electron microscopy.
This paper starts a process that will demonstrates that with simple well-designed bench chemical experiments, most of the cost involved in the initial design of a plant can be eliminated and that the overall cost of the project can be significantly reduced.
During new vessel assembly, mesenchymal cells are recruited to forming capillary tubes via EC-derived PDGF-B, a process that has been demonstrated both in vitro and in vivo [3], [34].
Synthesis of the cellulase is triggered by application of a dilute solution of ethanol (e.g., 2.5% v/v) onto the leaves, a process that has been demonstrated in small scale using a double-inducible viral vector [ 7].
Similarly to CXCR2 deficiency, SOX9 deficiency in adult chondrocytes does not result in spontaneous OA 34 but makes chondrocytes more prone to apoptosis, 35 36 a process that has been demonstrated to drive cartilage loss during osteoarthritis.
Amplification under selection can also explain the selective evolution of new genes (Bergthorsson et al. 2007), a process that has been experimentally demonstrated (Näsvall et al. 2012).
