The phrase "a recent study measuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a study that has been conducted recently and involves some form of measurement or assessment.
Example: "A recent study measuring the effects of sleep on cognitive performance revealed significant findings."
Alternatives: "a new study assessing" or "a recent analysis evaluating".
More relevant is a recent study measuring endogenous insulin and c-peptide levels during graded hyperglycemia (dextrose infusion to a maximum BGL of 18 mmol/l) following a 4-h isoglycemic clamp with either saline (no insulin, sham) or insulin (2 milliunits/kg/min) in healthy volunteers and in subjects with T2DM [7].
Complex scientific studies are often misleadingly cited to bolster long-held political beliefs, and a recent study measuring the brains of children and adolescents is the latest.
Alternative splicing analysis in RNA-Seq data frequently focuses on quantifying isoform expression level, such as in a recent study measuring isoform abundance based on relative coverage levels of exons [38].
A recent study, measuring shoulder muscle activity using EMG in one arm drive wheelchairs, has shown an increase in activity levels when propelling the Action3 wheelchair when compared to the NUW [ 16].
In a recent study measuring ex vivo platelet function in healthy volunteers [ 96], ibuprofen, naproxen, indomethacin, and tiaprofenic acid were found to reduce the effect of aspirin on platelets.
A recent study measuring AMH multiple times with the same menstrual cycle of 44 normally cycling healthy women demonstrated AMH values (ng/ml) within four individuals (9%) ranging approximately: 0.4 1.9, 1.9 4.2, 0.4 1.4, and 2.3 4.4 [91 ▪▪].
A recent study measured host and pathogen gene expression in single host cells infected with the bacteria Salmonella typhimurium; however, the low number of pathogen transcripts detected per cell was only sufficient for analysis of sets of co-regulated genes16.
While a recent study measured the Y chromosome base-substitution mutation rate as 3.0×10−8 mutations/nucleotide/generation [10], in the case of STRs, studies of deep rooting pedigrees have yielded an average Y-STR mutation rate of 2.0×10−3 per generation [11], which compares to the average rates of 2.5×10−3 [12] and 2.1×10−3 [13] per generation observed in father/son pairs.
A recent study measured variability of kidney function using repeated measured eGFRs [ 19] and found it to be associated with increased risk of death in stage 3 5 CKD patients.
A recent study measured the sleep duration on 308 children (7.2 ± 1.3 y) over a 1-wk period using wrist accelerometry and found that these children slept an average of 8 h/d [ 17].
A recent study measured wave aberrations up to the 4th order Zernikes over a 1.5 mm pupil in the mouse eye, showing clearly more degraded Shack-Hartman spots than that of the typical human eye [ 13].
