The phrase "and demonstrates as" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a relationship or comparison, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The study highlights the importance of early intervention and demonstrates as a key factor in child development."
Alternatives: "and shows as" or "and illustrates as".
HOFFMAN -- She'd flit over to a certain chair for a certain line... (He gets up and demonstrates, as if reading).
Things Fall Apart recreates an oral culture and a consciousness imbued with an agrarian way of life, and demonstrates, as Achebe put it, "that African peoples did not hear of civilisation for the first time from Europeans".
Interconnectedness of physiological mechanisms is a crucial feature to the output of a network with feedback interactions [ 42] and demonstrates as multiple time scale correlation for the output fluctuations [ 43, 44].
The leader of the realos, Joschka Fischer, has pushed his group to present a responsible face and demonstrate as much concern for public opinion as for dogma.
Both classical and quantum mechanical techniques are included and demonstrated, as well as several powerful user interface tools.
We consider the fundamental principles of phrenology as well settled and demonstrated as are the great truths in chymistry, geology, astronomy, &c". -- R. W. Haskins, History and Progress of Phrenology, 1839.
The effects of security factors 1, 3, and 4 described before are evaluated and demonstrated as well.
Ultimately, this interdisciplinary approach uncovered new information on De Heem's artistic practice and demonstrated as well how the techniques complement each other.
Gas injection has been investigated and demonstrated as the most effective solution to face such challenge.
Going Further Science Magic Show: Students design (and demonstrate, as appropriate) their own magic tricks using scientific principles.
The ridge planting (RP) system has been widely used in agricultural production and demonstrated as an effective agronomic practice.
