The phrase "a last study" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the final study in a series or the most recent study, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "In conclusion, we will review a last study that highlights the key findings of our research."
Alternatives: "the final study" or "the most recent study".
As a last study, we studied the robustness of our conclusion with respect to changes in the modeling of input (net uptake) of long-chain fatty acids (LCFA), C16 and C18, in the tricarboxylic acid (TCA) cycle.
A last study had initially the aim of evaluating the accuracy of tools identifying early abused children, but only reported an accuracy assessment of tools identifying high-risk parents before occurrence of child maltreatment [ 15].
24 A last study included only patients with systolic hypertension and the proportion of responders, larger than in our study, was estimated taking into account the systolic blood pressure only.
As a last study involving the black-box input-output transfer function of a three-module network, we compared the black-box function predicted by using the individual modules identified from data generated with different noise entities affecting OUTPUT1, and the black-box function simulated by using different noise entities affecting OUTPUT1 and OUTPUT2.
For example, say a researcher is designing the last study in a series of studies examining complimentary hypotheses.
In this last study, a modulation of the SPCN amplitude by memory load was not accompanied by a modulation of the N2pc.
Stable participants were defined as those who responded "no" to the following three questions on the Follow-up Questionnaire: 'Have you experienced a fracture since your last study visit?'; 'Have you experienced any side effects from your osteoporosis medication since your last study visit?'; and 'Have you had any changes in your osteoporosis medication since your last visit?'.
In this last study a new phenotype was described, in three samples out of 58 French BSE cases tested, which exhibited a higher molecular mass of unglycosylated PrPres and were clearly reactive with mAb P4.
Consenting participants who underwent an OGTT at their last study visit, who had not developed diabetes, and who were taking their study medication were entered into the post-trial washout.
Although 48 patients had an RP inserted in the last study period, the year-by-year figure shows a fall in the use of these prostheses after 2006.
The current study was designed as a follow-up to the last study described above.
