The phrase "also shown that few" is not correct in written English as it lacks a subject and verb to form a complete thought.
You can use it in a context where you are discussing findings or results, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The study has also shown that few participants were aware of the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "also indicated that few" or "also revealed that few".
It is also shown that few, if any, qualitative changes in the above results occur by increasing spatial resolution.
While polling has generally found that most Americans are opposed to gay marriage, it has also shown that few people see the issue, or the proposal for a constitutional amendment that would define marriage as being only between a man and a woman, as being a priority for the country.
However, some studies also showed that few patients recovered from heart failure and weaned from mechanical circulatory support [7 9].
Similarly, the Scottish study also showed that few professionals had adequate knowledge to counsel about physical activity with regard to intensity and duration of exercise [ 14].
Statistics also show that few parents read to their children, play with them and know the danger signs of illness and other problems.
Similarly, recently completed third round health extension program evaluation also showed that few women in Ethiopia receive postnatal care and most of women still give birth at home [ 14].
These data also showed that few men with osteoporosis are diagnosed (the small number made analysis by gender inappropriate), which supports data in the literature showing that while osteoporosis is under-diagnosed even in women, the under-diagnosis is more marked in men.
The quarterly migration statistics also show that fewer people are coming to Britain looking for work.
The Populus poll also shows that fewer than one in five voters, 18 per cent, have a positive view of the EU, down three points on the past six months.
The study also showed that fewer voters turned out in states that made an effort to increase participation with programs like Election Day registrations.
