The phrase "also be extracted that" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an awkward construction and lacks clarity.
Example: "It should also be extracted that the data is incomplete."
Alternatives: "can also be derived that" or "may also be concluded that".
The cost effects could also be extracted based on the questions that relate to the basic master process, whereas we had to include additional questions to estimate the quality and time effects for the alternative master processes (ESM of Appendix D).
Rennet can also be extracted from some plant matter, and that's what I used.
Although this methodology is most useful for highly selective enzymes, valuable information can also be extracted from substrate profiles with enzymes that are quite promiscuous, as in the case of the falcipains and other papain family cysteine proteases [21].
Hydrogen can also be extracted from coal, and enthusiasts point out that the U.S. enjoys ample coal reserves.
Also post-layout simulation results are extracted that favorably show maximum linearity error and RMSE as 2.3% and 1.05%, respectively.
Through the extraction of various facts of drug metabolism, not only the DDIs that are explicitly mentioned in text can be extracted but also the potential interactions that can be inferred by reasoning.
His own tweets, mostly about papers and presentations he finds interesting, also form an archive that can be extracted with a little tech savvy.
The motivation and importance from the biochemical perspective for this type of computational simulations, also describing the experimental observables that can be extracted from the calculations, can be found in [ 7].
Earlier studies also show that antimutagenic activity can be extracted in pet ether and ethyl acetate [ 32].
