The phrase "a study that in" is not correct and appears to be incomplete in written English.
It may be used when introducing a study but requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study that inquired into the effects of sleep on cognitive performance."
Alternatives: "a study that investigates" or "a study that examines".
Here, we present a study that, in as far as is possible in cross-sectional data, intended to estimate the effect of tubal and ovarian surgery on ovarian reserve independently of underlying disease.
On the other hand, it was reported in a study that, in a senescence-accelerated mouse, prone 8 (SAMP8) strain mouse shows premature hearing loss and cochlear degeneration repeating the processes noticed in human presbycusis (i.e., strial, sensory, and neural degeneration) [ 8].
That number would have produced a study that in statistical terms would have been unassailable.
Jeremy went to Farnham college and then to the University of Southampton to study modern history and politics – a study that in some respects never ended, and became the backbone of his approach to life and to comedy.
These settings were identical to those used in a study that in silico mapped intergenic passerine microsatellites to the chicken genome [ 28], enabling comparison between the EST-SSRs and intergenic markers.
In a study that appeared in the journal Science in May, a team of English and French neuroscientists performed brain imaging on 18 men and women who were playing a computer game for money.
In a study that appeared in the Journal of Monetary Economics, they noted that, "on average, Christian religions are more positively associated with attitudes that are conducive to economic growth, while Islam is negatively associated".
They use cannibalism only in extremis, and only for survival, according to a study that appeared in Science on Friday.
There is a study that started in the UK called Signify where adults who carry faults in the TP53 gene are getting whole body MRI screening.
We did a study that said in 10 years, there would be probably six car companies globally.
A study that appears in the March issue of the journal Hypertension reported findings compatible with the recommendations in the American Heart Association advisory.
