The phrase "a recent study sampled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research findings or methodologies, particularly in academic or scientific contexts.
Example: "A recent study sampled over 1,000 participants to analyze their eating habits."
Alternatives: "a recent study surveyed" or "a recent study examined".
In a recent study, samples of lesions on the skin, eyes, and lung from 182 patients with presumed herpes simplex or herpes zoster were tested with quantitative PCR or with viral culture.
In contrast, the monophyly of Acanthaceae, including Elytraria, was strongly supported in a more recent study sampling 85 taxa from Acanthaceae [ 92].
In addition, a recent study comparing samples taken by professional samplers and by individuals themselves showed excellent concordance of the results [35].
Aubry et al. [ 98] evaluated in a recent study archaeological samples from France and found no NCCLs in 3,927 teeth from 259 individuals.
4, 37 In a recent study, plasma samples from a neoadjuvant study using letrozole (16 weeks' neoadjuvant treatment followed by surgery) were directly compared with samples from a similar neoadjuvant trial of anastrozole using a highly sensitive assay for E2 detection.
In a recent study, hair samples of PTSD patients had higher cortisol levels than those of traumatized controls [ 43], which support our findings that serious (traumatic) life events raises hair cortisol levels although traumatic load was assessed with a checklist of traumatic event types, not coded as yes or no.
However, a recent study by Sample et al. [30] has thrown doubt on the previously accepted assumption that the adaptive effects of loading are confined to the bones that are loaded, and thus loading has no effect on the bones not subjected to load, including those commonly used as controls on the contra-lateral side.
Moreover, a recent study indicates that sampling multiple binding modes of the ligand is required to correctly predict binding affinities.
For instance, a recent study based on sampling >13,000 migratory birds in China detected the subtype H5N1 strain of influenza virus only 8 times (12 ), and similar results have been obtained elsewhere (2 ).
Overall participant retention rate in our study was 64%%, which is lower than but comparable to the 76.8 % rate (25) in a recent study conducted across purposively sampled sites with dedicated clinical staff for pediatric HIV.
