The phrase "a later study with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a subsequent research study that involves a particular subject or methodology.
Example: "A later study with a larger sample size confirmed the initial findings."
Alternatives: "a subsequent study involving" or "a follow-up study with".
In a later study with the same technique, it was shown in vivo, that after seven days the proportion of streptococci decreased and the proportion of Fusobacterium nucleatum increased [10].
However, in a later study with a similar experimental model of liver trauma in noncoagulopathic swine, rFVIIa alone, without liver packing, did not reduce blood loss [ 16].
In a later study with a different cohort of students, Lopatto (2007, p. 301) reported that students who were provided with seminars and other experiences on ethics as part of their research experience demonstrated greater learning gains in that area.
A later study with another sample of the naturally infected A/J males gave similar quantitative results, with liver tumors in 40% of the males at 12 15 months of age (Diwan et al. 1997).
In a later study with 288 individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia and 288 controls, no association was found between seven genetic markers (including single-nucleotide polymorphism and haplotype) around the promoter region of the Qki gene and schizophrenia.
In a later study with a dog model of myocardial infarction, both SPECT and MR detected all the segments with nearly (>75%) transmural infarction, but the ability to detect subendocardial infarctions (affecting less than 50% of the myocardial wall) was markedly different between both techniques.
None of the patients suffered from clinical embolism, and therapy had to be discontinued in only one patient due to haematuria.w33 In a later study, four patients with mobile LV thrombus were treated with intravenous urokinase or streptokinase.
In a later study from 1997 with the same problem it was found that morphine 3 mg/kg, but not sumatriptan 300 μg/kg, decreased c-fos expression in TNC after multiple CSD [27].
In a later study, 117 children with developmental coordination disorder were given either 558 mg EPA, 174 mg DHA, and 60 mg GLA or placebo [ 124].
A later study in women with low bone density showed reduction in incidence (47%) of all nonvertebral fractures (Pols et al 1999).
A later study of this cohort with additional adjustment for other fatty acids suggested a 16% lower risk for total CHD (borderline significant) corresponding with an increase of ALA of 1g/d [20].
