The phrase "also inferred in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing conclusions or implications that can be drawn from a particular context or information.
Example: "The results of the study suggest a correlation between the variables, which can also be inferred in the data presented."
Alternatives: "also implied in the" or "also deduced from the".
High energy wave impact was also inferred in the Bay of Aghios Nikolaos due to several coarse clastic sediment layers which could be traced even in the western part of the Lake Voulkaria (Vött et al., 2008,2010b, 2010).
Furthermore, endogenous elements can be also inferred in the Dimension Deconvolution module.
Transpositive duplication is also inferred in the crown clades, where nearest relatives are found in dissimilar genomic positions.
Three main clades within the section identified in the chloroplast tree were also inferred in the nuclear tree (Fig. 3).
If a regulatory relationship documented in Yeastract was also inferred in the network, we concluded that this relationship was recovered by direct evidence.
In nematodes, a gene duplication was also inferred in the Caenorhabditis phylum, as two paralogs were found in genomes of Caenorhabditis species.
The chronological time-scale of the full data set was also inferred in BEAST using the evolutionary parameters and calibration information previously described.
The binding locations of Cbf1p in the human pathogen C. albicans were also inferred in one of the two studies (Lavoie et al. 2010).
As also inferred in several studies, the peripheral airways in asthmatics are the site of an inflammatory infiltrate that is not observed in nonasthmatic controls and, within asthmatic lungs, is more intense than in the central airways [ 24, 25].
In C. granii, microtubule bundles not only define the extent of the valve SDV, but apparently position the portulae (Fig. 2), which was also inferred in C. cryptica by the use of microtubule inhibitors [27].
Also inferred in their study is that whatever the TR docking angle, the bound complexes have equivalent binding free energies (ΔG; referred to here as binding energy (BE) in kcal/mol) at "codon" or amino acid positions A, B and C (as depicted inset of Figure 2b in [4]).
