The phrase "also shown that multiple" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a subject or 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 research has also shown that multiple factors contribute to the outcome."
Alternatives: "also demonstrated that several" or "also indicated that numerous".
It has also shown that multiple psychiatric diseases may share common genetic component to some extent.
It is also shown that multiple patch damping treatments based on the finite element-modal strain energy (FE-MSE) approach are suitable and effective to further improve the total damping efficiency.
We have also shown that multiple members of a miRNA family identified as targeting a number of genes within the OPLS leaf gene set additionally collocate to QTL for leaf development, raising the potential for miRNAs being the underlying genetic loci of a QTL.
Our results also show that multiple hairpin precursors for the same miRNA were observed in more than one location in the parasite genome (data not shown), pointing to the possibility that the same mature miRNA may be transcribed from more than one miRNA gene.
We have also shown that multiple-choice questions do not fully reflect student thinking on a topic.
It also shows that multiple faults can be estimated successfully.
We also showed that multiple boundary conditions can be satisfied by the same crease pattern for a square boundaries.
For stretched counterflow flames, the results also show that multiple flame regimes exist with and without ozone addition.
Our results also show that multiple management objectives can create conflicts related to the amount and arrangement of management activities.
We also show that multiple competitive layout designs with 1-, 2-, and even 3-columns may exist for a given system configuration that offer similar exposure values.
We also show that multiple SNP variants in these pathways can be used to build predictive models of disease risk, thus providing a new picture of how multiple gene variants combine to contribute to disease risk.
