The phrase "a study that validated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to research that confirms or supports a particular hypothesis or theory.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study that validated the effectiveness of the new treatment method."
Alternatives: "a study that confirmed" or "a study that substantiated".
In a study that validated the quality of BovineSNP50 BeadChip performance [ 11], population-wide genotyping of Israeli Holstein bulls was initiated in order to introduce genomic selection into the Israeli breeding program.
We used 2 cutoff scores to determine probable cases of mental disorder: (1) 4/5 (≤ 4 "yes" responses = non-case, ≥ 5 "yes" responses = case) based on a study that validated the SRQ-20 against a diagnostic tool in Butajira, Ethiopia, and (2) a more conservative and commonly used 7/8 cutoff.
A study that validates the ANRQ with a diagnostic interview proximal to the time of ANRQ administration will better assess its PPV and sensitivity.
A study that validates the quality of this assembly is described in the Materials and Methods section, wherein we find high nucleotide similarity between our assembled contigs and cloned and sequenced cotton genes.
The ability of the pretests and posttests on the online module of the Nigerian Code to measure the knowledge obtained from studying the module in a consistent manner is remarkable and compared favorably well with a previous study that validated a new tool for assessment of research ethics knowledge and obtained Cronbach's alpha of 0.8 [ 23].
This procedure was also performed in a previous study that validated the CHIP (Gothwal et al. 2015).
The first is a 4/5 cutoff score (ie, ≤ 4 "yes" responses = non-case, ≥ 5 "yes" responses = case), which we selected based on an unpublished study that validated the SRQ-20 against a diagnostic tool in antenatal clinics in semi-rural areas around Butajira, Ethiopia.
A small community study that validated a depression scale for adolescents estimates the prevalence of depression to be between 2 and 2.5% [ 13].
This study was performed concurrently with a prospective observational study that validated pRIFLE (pediatric modified Risk, Injury, Failure, Loss, End Stage Kidney Disease) criteria for defining AKI in critically ill children [ 21].
This is the first study that validated a predictive index of the result of tympanoplasty in children.
We found only one study that validated a modification of the muscle endurance of the short neck flexors against the NDI and found significant correlations [ 30].
