The phrase "also reflected by a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is represented or indicated by another element or factor.
Example: "The changes in the economy are also reflected by a decrease in consumer spending."
Alternatives: "also shown by a" or "also indicated by a".
This is also reflected by a number of pilot, demonstration, and commercial plants processing various types of plastic wastes in Germany, Japan, USA, India, and elsewhere.
The higher corrosion resistance of the ternary alloy was also reflected by a higher corrosion potential, a higher impedance and a higher slope of the Mott-Schottky line.
This fact is also reflected by a 2-3 times lower affinity of Mro APO to H2O2 (Km: 3.1 mM) and implies a generally higher peroxide demand that may be caused by a pseudo-catalase activity.
Hepatocellular injury in the CCl4 groups was also reflected by a marked increase of serum transaminases compared to the control group, but this increase was less pronounced in SE-treated rats (Fig. 1e).
Seeking out a higher quality bean comes with a price tag, but is also reflected by a superior end product, he added.
Differentiation was also reflected by a decrease in levels of E-cadherin and laminin after passaging.
Substantial damage to glomeruli was also reflected by a distorted synaptopodin staining, indicating loss of podocyte integrity (data not shown).
Among the cytokines, IL-6 and IL-1 were upregulated to the largest extent, and this was also reflected by a strong induction of the IL-1 receptor.
The weaker signaling properties of TGN1412 compared to the ANC28.1 were also reflected by a generally lower mitogenic potential of TGN1412 (Fig. 3B).
The small size of the W chromosome is also reflected by a small heterochromatin body in Malpighian tubule nuclei of females.
An exception is the uncorrelated relationship (perpendicular) between haptoglobin and hemolysis, which was consistent among species (also reflected by a narrow box in Figure 2).
