The phrase "a recent study including" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a study that has been conducted recently and involves certain subjects or elements.
Example: "A recent study including various demographics found significant differences in health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a recent study featuring" or "a recent study that encompasses".
A recent study including 94 patients reported contradictory results and suggested that the resistive index had a limited performance when used to evaluate renal prognosis [52].
In a recent study including patients with NET undergoing PRRT with 90Y-DOTATOC, Giovacchini et al. reported the incidence of hyperkalemia (>5.0 mmol/l) in more than three-fourths of patients with potassium levels up to 6.7 mmol/l, thereby raising awareness of this potentially life-threatening adverse effect induced by AA-coinfusion [13].
A recent study including 2,415 participants from a middle-aged German population reported that the FTO rs9939609 A-allele causes variation in CRP levels independent of its effect on fatness [12].
In a recent study including 482 cases of falciparum malaria, of which 72 were severe and 6 were fatal, the odds of having severe falciparum malaria were 12 times higher in patients with parasitemia ≥2% than in those with parasitemia <2% [15].
In a recent study including an emotion regulation intervention (C.
A recent study, including 10,182 prisoners, concluded that 40% were drug abusers and of these, half take more than one drug.
A recent study includes novel prototype generation technique to recognize handwritten digits in two stages.
A recent study includes recovery of drawing order of handwritten digits where chain code directions have been used to traverse pixels of a digit image [24].
A recent study included 58 patients with a pancreatic mass in whom CT-guided biopsy was negative.
A recent study included more than 18,000 subjects with CHD from a Danish population and determined a recurrence risk for isolated ASDII of approximately 7% [ 59].
A recent study included in the analysis reported by Plaschke and colleagues evaluated a critically-ill population for the correlation of SAA or electroencephalography (EEG) with delirium.
