The phrase "are shown to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing evidence or findings that indicate a process of development or change.
Example: "The results of the study indicate that certain species are shown to develop unique adaptations over time."
Alternatives: "are demonstrated to evolve" or "are revealed to progress."
Large residual microstrains are shown to develop.
Inclined strain localization bands are shown to develop at ∼800 μm from the notch prior to the onset of damage.
Such localized zones of deformation are shown to develop under controlled conditions in experiments on Al-6061-T6 cylindrical shells crushed laterally by rigid punches.
Regions of unstable density profiles are shown to develop and persist in the field-scale experiment, which we attribute to regions of low hydraulic conductivity.
The interfaces are shown to develop high strength partly because of substantial surface melting of certain blend components of the initially solid TPC, and this quickly allows interpenetration and inter-diffusion across the interface, which then crystallizes and strengthens during cooling.
Eight mammalian species (human, bovine, sheep, elk, cat, mouse, syrian hamster, and ovine) are shown to develop PD (Prusiner, 1997; Prusiner, 1998; Benkel et al. 2007; Murayama et al. 2007).
While large doses of the chemical, are known to cause nerve damage in people, acrylamide is deemed "a probable" human carcinogen by the Environmental Protection Agency because only rodents have been shown to develop tumors from exposure to it.
In mice, parthenogenetic stem cells were shown to develop abnormally.
In addition, up to 41% of EVAR patients have been shown to develop post-procedural complications, with 20% subsequently requiring fluoroscopically based radiological re-intervention [1].
In addition, niosomes have been shown to develop absorption of some drugs across cell membranes, and localize in targeted organs and tissues to elude the reticuloendothelial system [110].
"Animal-Animal" chimeric embryos have been shown to develop into a target organ by using blastocyst complementation (Kobayashi et al. 2010; Matsunari et al. 2013).
