The phrase "a previous study water" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of unrelated terms and lacks clarity or context.
Example: "In a previous study, water quality was assessed for its impact on health."
Alternatives: "a prior study on water" or "an earlier study regarding water".
In a previous study [18], water vapor permeability and moisture sorption isotherms of cassava starch based films blended with CMC were studied.
In a previous study of water samples from apartments in Italy, Legionella contamination ranged from 22.6% to 30.5% of the samples [ 2, 18]; while the present study had a higher percentage of positive samples (42.9%).
This work builds on a previous study quantifying water consumption for thermoelectricity in Texas in 2006 by taking advantage of improvements in EIA data since 2006 and focusing on controls rather than on future projections.
In the transcript and metabolite profiles of the previous study, water-deficit-stressed plants were more strongly affected than salt-stressed plants.
A previous study, involving water-based activities, measured the sum of skin folds, finding a reduction in FM by 8%, 32 while another 38 did not show any change.
A previous study revealed that water tainted by peat swamp leachate contained a higher quantity of trihalomethanes compared to water from non-peat water sources [1].
In previous studies, water quality modeling results have often been presented as spatial and temporal averages.
Routine maintenance programs for plumbing systems were not effective in preventing colonization with Legionella spp., which is consistent with a previous study of hospital water systems (30).
Similar methods and software were used in a previous study of HA-water interactions [40].
Consistent with a previous study on the water-calyx plant C. friedrichsthaliana in Costa Rica (Carlson and Harms 2007), in which only the seed predation hypothesis was examined, our first hypothesis of effects on pollinators or robbers was not supported by our manipulation of drained flowers.
