The phrase "agreement in this study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consensus or understanding reached within the context of a specific research study.
Example: "The agreement in this study highlights the importance of collaboration among researchers to achieve reliable results."
Alternatives: "consensus in this research" or "understanding in this analysis".
Even though the numerical results show a good agreement in this study, the appropriate form of the general drag law should be calibrated with results from experiments and direct numerical simulations for a large range of Reynolds particle numbers.
For intra-examiner agreement in this study, weighted Kappa was found to be 0.79, representing substantial agreement.
Reasons for the lower agreement in this study could include the smaller number of raters and their disparate backgrounds.
There was an excellent correlation between both scores and a good interobserver agreement in this study [ 33].
Furthermore, the agreement in this study was slightly worse than the inter-observer agreement we had previously found (0.1 coughs per hour) [ 25].
The only domain with unanimous agreement in this study was towards the formation of a national ERAS network, encompassing all surgical specialties and members of the multidisciplinary team.
The difference in radiological experience likely contributes partly to the varying agreements in this study, since one observer (A) was a last year veterinary student and one (C) a resident in diagnostic imaging.
Fifth, the high level of agreement observed in this study could be a potential contributor to the high levels of agreement between patient and proxy.
The agreement found in this study is comparable to the small number of other studies of observed agreement (65 76%) when comparing similar or identical peer review systems.
In agreement with this study, in cervical carcinoma we observed an association between the number of CD105-positive vessels and the number of positive lymph nodes.
In agreement with this study, hyperosmotic shock in COS-7 cells was shown to lead to tyrosine phosphorylation of STAT1 in a MKK6/p38-dependent pathway [ 16].
