The phrase "a subsequent study suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to research or findings that follow a previous study, indicating that new information or conclusions have been drawn.
Example: "A subsequent study suggested that the initial findings were not as conclusive as previously thought."
Alternatives: "a later study indicated" or "an ensuing study proposed".
Despite undertaking the precautionary measures, a subsequent study suggested the insufficiency of the deletion of the APOE gene information to prevent a risk prediction for LOAD: "the deletion of the APOE gene information only may not prevent accurate prediction of Dr. Watson's risk for LOAD conveyed by APOE risk alleles.
A subsequent study suggested that tumour-mediated osteolysis is not required for osteoblastic metastases [11].
In this context, the original report suggested ≥3/5 unstable markers in tumor DNA would define a MSI-positive CRC [10], while a subsequent study suggested that instability at only ≥2/5 markers was sufficient to detect a MMR-deficient CRC [15].
Although VTE events are reported to occur outside of SWRs, a subsequent study suggested that awake replay associated with SWRs is seen frequently at the choice point in a similar task, where animals must make a memory-guided decision between two journeys (Karlsson and Frank, 2009).
However, results obtained in a subsequent study suggest that neither the baseline level of five different GR transcripts nor the up-regulation of GR transcripts by steroid is related to resistance [31].
Subsequent study suggested Acrocanthosaurus atokensis to be a tyrannosaurid due to similarities in size [55].
Subsequent study suggests that these interventions have had a significant effect in reducing poisoning deaths from paracetamol overdose.
Subsequent study suggests that VSMCs migration can be concomitantly induced by ADMA, which completely reversed by ROCK inhibitor Y27632.
Although DCL2 was initially proposed to play an antiviral role [20], subsequent studies suggested that the enzyme functions in only a subordinate and redundant capacity in antiviral defense [25] [28], [46].
Subsequent studies suggested a functional role for H63D mutation [ 3, 5, 6].
Subsequent studies suggested a positive correlation between the expression and activity of Pak1 and the invasiveness of human breast cancer cells and breast tumor grades (Fig. 2b) [ 27, 28].
