The phrase "also be demonstrated from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can be shown or proven based on additional evidence or sources.
Example: "The effectiveness of the new method can also be demonstrated from the results of the recent study."
Alternatives: "can also be shown from" or "can also be evidenced by".
God's existence can also be demonstrated from the harmony and beauty that the ideas of the world display (Berkeley 1710: §146).
The involvement of phytochromes, such as PHYA and PHYB, in the JA-light crosstalk can also be demonstrated from the further assays on OsJAR1 since the expression of this gene is down-regulated in both phyA and phyB rice mutants and completely eliminated in the phyA phyB double mutant (Riemann et al. 2008).
This can also be demonstrated from our findings that parents who obtained guidance more frequently from physicians had a stronger adherence to physicians' advice.
It has also been demonstrated from SEM and TEM images that zinc oxide nanoparticles first damage the bacterial cell wall, then penetrate, and finally accumulate in the cell membrane.
Lower likelihood of healthcare provider recommendation amongst ethnic minority parents has also been demonstrated from survey data of the United States National Immunisation Survey-Teen [ 74].
Cytotoxic activity has also been demonstrated for extracts from other Eupatorium species.
An analogous structure has also been demonstrated for the corresponding macrocycle derived from the reaction of 4,4′-diphenoxybenzophenone with isophthaloyl chloride.
The suitability of mature embryo as a starting explant for wheat transformation has also been demonstrated earlier from our laboratory, for cellular permeabilization of mechanically isolated embryos with membrane permeabilizing agents [ 18] and for Agrobacterium-mediated transformation [ 28].
PAD4 has been detected in granulocytes infiltrating the synovial tissue in a mouse model of arthritis [ 13] and this enzyme, together with PAD2, has also been demonstrated in macrophages from synovial fluid of patients with RA [ 10].
(14) In a highly oxidizing cellular environment, protein cross-linking reactions involving histidine or lysine residues has also been demonstrated to arise from the bifunctional generation of both Michael and Schiff base adducts.
The more homogeneous temperature patterns in response to forcing in the model simulations have also been demonstrated in the study from PAGES 2k PMIP3 group35.
