The phrase "also shown that common" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The research has also shown that common practices can lead to better outcomes."
Alternatives: "also demonstrated that common" or "also indicated that common".
They have also shown that common ground might be found around the L-word.
Earlier work has also shown that common mental disorders with and without additional psychotic symptoms differed quantitatively by indicators of severity, course, onset, and environmental and familial risks, indicating that the co-presence of psychotic symptoms in non-psychotic psychiatric disorders is a common and functionally and etiologically highly relevant feature [ 13].
This analyses presented herein will also show that common methods of defining fire intensity through equivalent fire durations do not appropriately account for the complexities of the thermal and structural response of concrete columns exposed to a travelling fire.
Our preliminary analyses also show, that common dysregulation patterns for imprinted genes throughout the genome can be described in SRS patients with different epigenetic alterations, suggesting that these patterns are associated with the clinical phenotype.
The present study also shows that common symptoms are similar to those reported elsewhere [ 10- 12].
The results also show that common bean and soybean used different gene family members to catalyze steps in the purine pathway.
We also show that common laboratory strains of Chlamydomonas widely used as references in mutant comparisons have up to 5-fold variation in their capacity to accumulate oil.
Our study also showed that common systemic markers of inflammation, such as CRP and IL-6, were not associated with diabetic retinopathy.
Similar to previous studies, the data also show that road traffic injuries are the most common cause of injury overall, except for in children aged 5 and younger [13].
We also show that S. aureus throat colonization is more common than nasal colonization, which is in accordance with recent studies [ 2, 14].
It was also shown that, in common with other Ngn3+ spermatogonia, Ngn3+ As cells are strongly biased toward differentiation to Kit+, indicating that not all the As spermatogonia function equally as stem cells (Nakagawa et al., 2010).
