The phrase "also indicated that certain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to previous statements or findings that suggest specific information or conclusions.
Example: "The research also indicated that certain factors contribute to the overall success of the project."
Alternatives: "also suggested that specific" or "further pointed out that particular".
These important findings not only confirmed the PGRN-TNFR interaction in human samples, but also indicated that certain modifications, in this case, phosphorylation at Ser81, markedly affected the interactions between PGRN and TNFR (Thurner et al., 2015).
The reports by Schönning and Stenström (2004) and WHO (2006) also indicated that certain types of pathogenic bacteria can increase in numbers when conditions favouring their growth are established in their storage medium/environment.
The heatmap analysis also indicated that certain immunophenotype subgroups discern between HD and OND groups and patients with MS (RRMS and SPMS).
Our study also indicated that certain patient and disease-related characteristics predicted for the presence of RI at diagnosis in NDMM patients.
Studies have also indicated that certain regions in the temporal lobe, especially the parahippocampus and hippocampus, are key regions of the episodic memory network [ 57– 57].
Research has also indicated that certain compounds can inhibit endogenous nitrosation, with ascorbic acid being the most thoroughly studied (Mirvish, 1994).
However, evidence also indicates that certain changes occur when ERI decreases and, therefore, so does the influence of the Cultural Factor.
Our analysis also indicates that certain kinds of biological data are more amenable for accurate network inference than others.
Difficulty in transmitting virus from infected wild R. norvegicus rats into laboratory strains also indicates that certain life history or genetic characteristics may be essential for infection.
Our data also indicate that certain genetic changes might affect disease severity or human-to-human transmissibility, suggesting an active period of adaptation that could result in virus strains with increased fitness in humans.
It also indicates that certain factors are experienced as restraints of the quality of the assessments, namely: supervisory insurance physicians, refresher courses and consultation, managers, legislation and reorganizations, and difficult groups of clients.
