The phrase "a previous study using the human" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts discussing research, but it needs to specify what aspect of "the human" is being referred to, such as "the human subjects" or "the human model."
Example: "In a previous study using the human subjects, researchers found significant results related to cognitive function."
Alternatives: "a prior study involving humans" or "an earlier study with human participants."
In a previous study using the human chondrocytic cell line C-28/I2, glucose deprivation elicited the appearance and accumulation of the hypoglycosylated form of GLUT-1 [ 40].
When we compared with the 564 sex-biased differential genes on autosomes identified in a previous study using the human blood mononuclear cells from a high-aged cohort (over 95 years old) [ 9], we observed common sex-biased DNA methylation in only 15 genes (AGAP11, ANKRD11, C15orf29, HOXC4, HOXC5, HOXC6, MACROD1, NOTCH4, NSD1, OSTalpha, PEX10, PTPRN2, SHANK3, TFDP1, and UNC84A) in our study.
In a previous study using human cells, melanocytes were generated from hESCs using Wnt3a-conditioned media; however the presence of multipotent NCSCs was not demonstrated [68].
We referred to a previous study using Amino acid supplemental doses rate from human to animals [ 28].
In a previous study, using solid agar based medium [20], a mixture of human skin bacteria from the foot was found to produce compounds attractive to A. gambiae.
7 The discrepancy between our study and two previous studies using the same human NF155 may be attributable in part to differences in inclusion criteria and races studied.
Our previous study using human ASM cells suggest that TAS2R agonists inhibit mitogen-induced ASM growth21.
In our previous study using similar microarray technology, we identified two distinctive subclasses of human HCCs that are highly associated with the survival of individuals with HCC4.
Our previous study used human IL-1β on equine explants, whereas the current study used equine recombinant IL-1β.
Success rates regarding the standard surgical technique in previous studies using human cadavers vary between 70% and 100%.
Our previous studies using human OA samples and destabilization of medial meniscus (DMM) model showed decreased thickness in calcified cartilage zone (CCZ) at early stage40, accompanied by increased invading vessels density in this region41.
