The phrase "a later study found that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to research that was conducted after an earlier study, indicating that new findings were discovered.
Example: "A later study found that the treatment was more effective than previously thought."
Alternatives: "subsequent research revealed that" or "a follow-up study indicated that".
A later study found that a significant number of subjects had been hospitalized for nervous-system or "sense organ" disorders.
A later study found that in patients with damage to the frontal lobe (the ventromedial prefrontal cortex), decisions to communicate are no longer fine-tuned to stored knowledge about an addressee.
A later study found that devils pant but do not sweat to release heat.
While a later study found that only about 7 percent of these communications addressed any substantive issue, they still ran 75 to one in favor of Nixon.
However, a later study found that the relationship between testis size and brain size disappeared when morphological adaptation to foraging strategy is included in the analyses [42].
However, a later study found that this phenomenon was simply due to that highly expressed genes evolved slowly and essential genes were highly expressed [ 24].
The later study found that the OH 7 remains are more similar to those from South Africa attributed to P. robustus than to earlier Australopithecus and later and contemporary humans [33].
Later study found that Agrobacterium is also capable of transforming yeast cells by integrating its T-DNA into the host genome [ 2].
Dr. Parry said that a later study found estrogen therapy offered no advantages over a placebo in prolonging life in patients with prostate cancer.
These later studies find that straight youths are just as much at risk of being bullied if they exhibit atypical behavior, he said.
Later studies found that there was a negative correlation between ADC values at both low and high diffusion gradients and necroinflammation scores [9, 12].
