The phrase "as clearly demonstrated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to evidence or examples that illustrate a point or argument in a clear manner.
Example: "The results of the study support our hypothesis, as clearly demonstrated in the data presented."
Alternatives: "as clearly shown" or "as evidently illustrated".
Lord Dyson said in the ruling: "It is appropriate to grant a declaration that the present Acpo guidelines... are unlawful because, as clearly demonstrated by Marper, they are incompatible with the ECHR.
We conclude this section by noting that, again, the best description of the expected physical behavior of the device is obtained by adopting method A, that turns out to provide an accurate and stable 3D extension of the 1D SG formula, as clearly demonstrated by Figure 7(b).
Then, this precipitate gradually dissolved and turned to a deep blue clear solution with further addition of NaOH to reach pH 11, as clearly demonstrated by the significant blueshift of ca. 214 nm in absorption peak of the relevant solutions (seecurves a andb in the left panel of Fig. 1).
It is noteworthy that the association of some top-ranked genes to syndromic deafness forms does not exclude them from being good NSHL candidates, as clearly demonstrated by USH1C involved both in Usher syndrome type 1C [36], and NSHL [37], [38], depending on which mutations it undergoes.
Though not as clearly demonstrated, the same may be true for the north interface.
This has the consequence of distorting the expression ratios, as clearly demonstrated by our data.
These other DOF elements play partially additive roles, as clearly demonstrated by the combined mutagenesis of these sites and DOF1 site which resulted in a drastically reduced GUS activity.
As clearly demonstrated by this most recent article, the federal and state Superfund programs are deficient in protecting public health and must be immediately reformed.
Accordingly, human GnIH homologs may regulate gonadotropin secretion by inhibiting GnRH neurons as well as directly acting on gonadotrope cells in the pituitary as was clearly demonstrated in isolated pituitary cells in the sheep [26], [27].
This, as Chambers clearly demonstrated in his book and in a follow-up feature in New Scientist, is simply wishful thinking.
Less variety means less food security for subsistence farmers, as was clearly demonstrated in the Irish potato famine.
