"furthermore reflected" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is not only true, but also has further consequences or implications. For example: "This decision is not only significant, but furthermore reflected in the company's increased profits."
The importance of these structures is furthermore reflected by sophisticated larval neuropils (Toh and Mizutani 1994a, b).
The importance of drought and winter temperature for Scots pine growth at Gollin and Kratzeburg is furthermore reflected in the pointer-year analysis.
This independence was furthermore reflected in the absence of coherence between occipital and motor electrodes overlaying alpha and mu generators.
This is furthermore reflected in an analysis of the root mean square fluctuation (RMSF) of the residues forming the β1-β2 sheet (Figure 4C), which shows that NMR1-2K3A, NMR1* and NMR3* have particularly large fluctuations at residues N236 to F241 that make up the β2 strand.
Geostatistical analyses furthermore reflect a moderately structured spatial correlation of these soil variables.
Furthermore, reflecting a turn toward self-reliance in a climate of material deprivation, Detroit has been the birthplace of hundreds of community gardens, as well as a growing number of larger urban farms.
Furthermore, reflecting the high propensity of condensin-depleted kinetochores to misattachment, some chromosomes were apparently attached syntelically, i.e. with both sister kinetochores attached to the same pole (Fig. 5B, insert).
Our data, furthermore, reflecting routine clinical practice, are unaffected by selective participation and recall bias.
Medical malls, furthermore, reflect the growing interest among healthcare providers in creating a more consumer-centric experience.
Global SRH is known to encompass assessments of a wide range of health determinants [ 28], and may furthermore reflect norms and expectations in relation to health.
Thus, circulating DCP may act as a new biomarker for latent inflammatory processes, probably due to vascular disease and may furthermore reflect plaque burden.
