The phrase "actions in this study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific activities or interventions that were conducted as part of a research study.
Example: "The actions in this study were designed to assess the effectiveness of the new treatment protocol."
Alternatives: "activities in this research" or "interventions in this analysis".
The detailed mechanism(s) of the pro-apoptotic effect of Sal B on OSCC cells remains unclear, as we have not attempted to investigate this aspect of action in this study.
miRNA-10b's pleiotropic action in this study stood in direct contrast to earlier reports on miR-10b's exclusive regulation of either glioma cell growth or glioma invasion.
According to Scheel [ 36], the cognitive-instrumental mode of action in this study is presented by the nurses' different levels of technological skills, which range from technical flair to a lack of technical skills.
The rate of aggressive actions observed in this study decreased from the most frequent behavior of cutting across a single lane, through honking, and to the least frequent behaviors of cutting across multiple lanes and passing on the shoulders.
In particular, we did not examine impulsive choice, which may possibly involve more cognitive aspects of impulsivity than the 'impulsive actions' investigated in this study (Winstanley et al., 2010).
Perhaps surprisingly, few of the micro actions endorsed in this study were behaviours that would be defined as self-regulatory behaviours, which are often viewed as the key mechanisms through which planning interventions help translate intentions into behaviour [ 13, 23].
The early onset of action shown in this study coincided with the findings from two previous studies that compared the anesthetic effect of two lidocaine/prilocaine substances with benzocaine.
STAT3 and STAT5 are particularly implicated in EPO's mechanism of action; however, in this study both HS and EPO pre-treatment had no effect the phosphorylation of STAT3.
