The phrase "a recent study comparing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing findings or results from a study that has recently been conducted and involves a comparison between different subjects or variables.
Example: "A recent study comparing the effects of different diets on weight loss revealed significant differences in outcomes."
Alternatives: "a recent analysis comparing" or "a recent research comparing".
A recent study comparing Botox with a placebo found that it was nearly three times as effective in decreasing sweating.
Passage 1 A recent study comparing the DNA of Native Americans and central Siberians has established that the two populations share common ancestors.
Mr. Turan has said that the layoffs will not affect the quality of care and that a recent study comparing the medical center and others in the region concluded that in some departments, the Nassau network was grossly overstaffed.
A recent study comparing present observations and future regional climate model projections of the summer monsoon suggests a further weakening of the monsoon circulation and peninsular rainfall in the future62.
A recent study comparing micromotion between the 2 demonstrated greater micromotion in the plasma spray than grit blasted stems, even though the latter had lower surface roughness.
Additionally, a recent study comparing several fad diets found that a high fat diet increased obesity and fat storage, and other work showed eating saturated fats leads to microbial imbalance.
So when the editors at Harvard Health Publishing suggested I take a look at a recent study comparing a mindfulness meditation and yoga retreat to regular vacation in terms of mental health as well as physical health outcomes, I agreed.
In several studies, including a recent study comparing multiple clinically relevant vaccine adjuvants, the T helper type 1 (Th1)/Th17-inducing adjuvant CAF01 was the most efficacious adjuvant for H56 to stimulate protective immunity against Mtb.
That's the end-of-the-day result on a recent study comparing users' text messaging abilities.
A recent study comparing contrast-enhanced MRA with conventional angiography showed a sensitivity of 97 % and specificity of 93%% for FMD diagnosis.
Indeed, in a recent study comparing several partial charge calculation methods, semi-empirical charge calculation has been shown to increase docking accuracy compared to the use of empirical methods [15].
