The phrase "as demonstrated in multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to evidence or examples that support a statement or claim, indicating that there are several instances or cases that illustrate the point.
Example: "The effectiveness of the new marketing strategy is evident, as demonstrated in multiple case studies conducted over the past year."
Alternatives: "as shown in several" or "as evidenced in multiple".
So it's no surprise that the psychological addiction to cannabis – which, angry commenters, is 100percentt a thing, as demonstrated in multiple studies and medical journals – isn't exactly taken seriously.
Hh protein can also be produced by the stroma and stimulate the tumour cells, as demonstrated in multiple myeloma [ 48].
JNK activation is not a necessity for apoptosis as demonstrated in multiple studies using inhibitors or dominant negative cell lines.
This is particularly true for the rifamycins, as demonstrated in multiple clinical studies of 'high-dose' RIF or rifapentine [ 32, 42].
Alendronate has been found to reduce the risk of fractures in postmenopausal women as demonstrated in multiple randomized controlled trials enrolling thousands of women.
Moreover, the stromal environment might promote tumour growth and resistance to chemotherapy as demonstrated in multiple myeloma (Nefedova et al, 2003).
What is clear, as has been demonstrated in multiple studies, is that the association of FTO with BMI is largely driven by effects on appetite and food intake [ 15– 20].
The human body fatness and the extreme phenotype, obesity, are influenced by both genes and environment as clearly and consistently demonstrated in multiple family, twin and adoption studies [1].
It is not surprising that pre-existing CKD is one of the most important predictors modifying the relationship between AKI and progressive CKD as has been demonstrated in multiple studies [ 19- 22].
Their beneficial effects have been demonstrated in multiple small animal SCI models as well as in naturally occurring SCI in canine patients.
TAC technology allows users to spot customized assays and design TAC layout, simplify assay setup, conserve specimen, dramatically reduce contamination potential, and as demonstrated in this study, analyze multiple samples in parallel with good reproducibility between instruments and operators.
