The phrase "a study that helped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a research study that provided assistance, support, or valuable insights in a particular context.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study that helped identify the key factors influencing student performance."
Alternatives: "a study that contributed" or "a study that aided".
"Once you've had success, you're going to want to go on to the next smaller thing, and the next smaller thing," said Dr. Siegel, who headed a major study that helped lead to a recent proposal by the Clinton administration to double federal spending on research into molecular-scale devices, or nanotechnology.
A recent study that helped identify the T locus as a flavonoid 3'-hydroxylase (F3'H) gene was based on the sequence and expression of two different recessive alleles [ 26] that specify gray instead of tawny color trichomes.
The work, a groundbreaking study that helped establish the field of medical statistics, showed that the unmarried died from disease "in undue proportion" to their married counterparts.
Up till now, an authoritative study that helped the decision maker effectively promote various experts' views into various optimal solutions to China's institutional problem of health care provider selection has been lacking.
This study was complemented by a qualitative case study that helped contextualize why needlestick injuries continue to occur [ 14].
LONDON Influenza virologist Yoshihiro Kawaoka finally told a captive audience here the key details of the study that helped trigger an exhaustive review by a U.S. biosecurity panel as well as one of the most intense bioethical debates in years.
"It wasn't until later that people began to ask, 'What about the kids?'" said Michal Engelman, a University of Chicago gerontologist and an author of a new study that helps answer that question.
That could be accomplished, Mr. Kaess said, by taking steps that would include "funding a major research study that helps quantify the value of what we do" and surveying advertisers annually, perhaps in conjunction with a major media company, to determine "where we are falling short" in meeting their needs.
Demand for a new sort of flexible study that helps students build towards successful careers is very strong.
In addition, he and his team established the first anaerobic microbiology facility in China (Wang et al., 1984; Li, 2003) and initiated a series of studies that helped achieve several microbe-centric innovations in biofuel production, the elimination of plant pathogens and pests, and the degradation of organic pollutants from both agricultural and industrial runoff (e.g. Li et al., 1993; Li, 2003).
"The majority of the time this won't be ovarian cancer, but it's just something that should be considered," said Dr. Barbara Goff, the director of gynecologic oncology at the University of Washington in Seattle and an author of several studies that helped identify the relevant symptoms.
