The phrase "as even from" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize a point or draw a conclusion based on a specific source or example.
Example: "The results were surprising, as even from the initial data, we could see a clear trend emerging."
Alternatives: "as indicated by" or "as shown by".
As part of the normal microflora of canine skin, M. pachydermatis is expected to be detectable by a technique as sensitive as PCR, even from sample sites that do not yield colony growth on culture.
A team of paranormal inquirers comes to the orphanage, led by a figure clad in black, as slender as a child's stick drawing, and as recognizable, even from behind, as anyone in cinema.
Make every fold as precise as possible, even from the beginning when you're making the square.
FA α-oxidation is phylogenetically widespread, as even preparations from green alga form 2-hydroxypalmic acid from palmic acid [ 25].
These results are not surprising as far as even guidance from regulatory agencies on how to evaluate HAP VAP treatments differ.
Our findings suggest that oligodendrocytes shrink because of ischaemia or oligaemia in the WM as even known from older morphological descriptions [ 39].
There is also a beauty in the design of arms, partially because of the rules that constrain the combinations of colors, figures, and spacing to make the design as clear and recognizable as possible, even from a distance".
It was also designed to harvest heavy fruits such as melons, even from behind obstacles such as leaves or tree branches.
Mr. Romney faced a barrage of attacks over the issue on Sunday, as well as new demands, even from Republicans, that he release more tax returns.
She learned to dial for dollars, to solicit money as hard as she could, even from strangers, although cold calls were never fun.
