The phrase "also consistent with prior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information or findings that align with previous data or conclusions.
Example: "The results of this study are also consistent with prior research that indicated similar trends in the data."
Alternatives: "in agreement with previous" or "aligned with earlier".
Culture positivity did not correlate with poorer visual acuity at presentation or recovery, also consistent with prior literature.
No significant effect of the number of daughters was found, which was also consistent with prior findings.
In contrast, but also consistent with prior work, rape-supportive attitudes showed a weak positive association with reliance on clothing style that was not statistically significant (d = 0.15).
Not surprisingly, our BD patients with vs. without comorbid EDs had significantly greater overall current BD illness severity (CGI-BP-OS), also consistent with prior reports (Fornaro et al. 2010; Wildes et al. 2007).
Our findings are also consistent with prior investigations that demonstrated severity of illness, pneumonia as a source of infection, and shock at presentation as risk factors for ARDS in septic patients [8].
In addition, and also consistent with prior research, we find that firms with longer asset maturities and more collateral show a longer debt maturity structure (at the 1% level).
Our findings of higher rates of lifetime anxiety (Brietzke et al. 2011; Jen et al. 2013; McElroy et al. 2013, 2016) and alcohol/substance use (Brietzke et al. 2011; Fornaro et al. 2010; Jen et al. 2013; McElroy et al. 2013) disorders among BD patients with vs. without lifetime EDs are also consistent with multiple prior studies.
This finding was also consistent with our prior observation that ICP0+GFP-105-containing ICP0+GFP-105-containing ICP0+GFP-105-containing ice-cold bodies; a condition known to cause depolymerapidlyn of microtubules [58].
This is also consistent with other prior studies [ 22].
The findings are also consistent with a prior study of sleep quality and quality of life in patient with schizophrenia [ 11].
Additionally, we found that the rate ratio associated with IBS was higher for CD than UC, also consistent with the prior studies.
