The phrase "again another study" is not correct in written English due to redundancy.
You can use it when referring to a new study that reiterates or supports previous findings, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "In the field of psychology, again another study has shown the importance of early childhood education."
Alternatives: "yet another study" or "another study again".
Two-thirds of the patients receiving radiation, however, were satisfied, and 72percentt said they would choose the same form again. Another study, to be published soon in The International Journal of Radiation Oncology, found low complication rates in women treated with immediate reconstruction -- either with flaps or implants -- followed by radiation.
If the authors presented the data again in another study, only 1 study was included.
Three years later, Langleben and his colleagues published another study, again involving concealed playing cards, which suggested that lying could be differentiated from truthtelling in individuals as well as in groups.
However, another study, again in single cells, showed granule exocytosis randomly across the cell membrane [ 4].
Finally another study, again primarily of acute renal allograft rejection, looked at the expression of metzincins (METS), and metzincins and related genes (MARGS) in renal allograft biopsies using four independent microarray data sets [ 19].
Results of another study, again using a sample drawn from this database but restricted to ever-married women, also showed raised mortality among nulliparous women; but no adverse effects of high parity, however this may have been because the investigators grouped all those with three or more children together [ 50].
In a survey of 283 trekkers walking in the Everest region of Nepal, 42% suffered from cough while in another study, again in the Everest region of Nepal, the prevalence of cough was found to be 22% between 4243 and 4937 m [ 5].
Again, this works both ways: another study found that contemplating a taboo act increased one's willingness to volunteer with an organ donation campaign.
Psychosis was reported to be associated with a more rapid disease progression or functional decline in another study but again did not increase risk of death [ 31].
Similar lesions were found in another study, but, again no axonal swellings were seen, nor any associated hemorrhage; an important distinction from adult diffuse axonal injury (Calder et al. 1984).
