The phrase "a study that analyses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a research paper or investigation that examines or interprets data or information.
Example: "The study that analyses the effects of climate change on marine life provides valuable insights into the future of ocean ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a study that examines" or "a study that evaluates".
It has made his rivals faster, according to a study that analysed every international 100m race since 1888.
The increase in C concentration cannot be explained by a decrease of minerals in relation to C. Similar to our results, C concentrations were lower for angiosperm CWD when compared to gymnosperm CWD in a study that analysed C concentrations of 60 tree species (Harmon et al. 2013).
For example in a study that analysed a general practice register, gynaecological examination was observed to be performed more frequently (42%) in women with excessive bleeding.
The data of this study came from a study that analysed a new financing model for mental health care in two regions of Northern Germany [ 15].
A study that analysed serum MMP-2 reported that levels did not significantly differ between PDAC, healthy controls or benign pancreatic disease (Brand et al, 2011).
For this purpose, we used a self-report questionnaire, which has previously been used as a screening instrument in an epidemiological study in Germany [ 20] and in a study that analysed the relationship between headache and low-back pain [ 49].
21 A study that analysed the Cancer of the prostate Strategic Urologic research Endeavor database on 7538 men with high risk prostate cancer found a roughly twofold increase in cancer specific mortality for radiotherapy compared with surgery.
In a study that analysed expression at 3 time points during the process of differentiation from promastigote to amastigote, 344 regulated protein-coding genes could be grouped into 12 clusters according to the patterns of expression [ 19].
These clinical data are supported by results from a study that analysed the pharmacodynamic effects of gefitinib in paired skin biopsies from patients who were receiving gefitinib 150 1000 mg day−1 in Phase I trials (Albanell et al, 2002).
