The phrase "also in those studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional information or findings that are relevant to the studies being discussed.
Example: "The results were consistent with previous findings, and they were also in those studies that focused on similar demographics."
Alternatives: "similarly in those studies" or "likewise in those studies".
In addition, biological relationships between protein complexes were also omitted in those studies.
Several influenza B strains were also tested in those studies and were produced to titers of 10 to 10 virions/mL.
Also, even in those studies in which spines have been reported to be mostly stable after learning, there is a large degree of spine turnover in the first few days after training, which is when our measurements were made.
This observation of delayed first infection and a longer parasite-free period in infancy is consistent with findings from the controlled trials of ITNs 23 and is consistent with the observed improved infant survival also seen in those studies.
Also, even in those studies which demonstrate correlation between the presence of LVI and lymph node status present a percentage of discordance, a fact that will make it advisable to stick to the actual standardized procedures.
These findings were similar to ours, and weak correlations were also demonstrated both in those studies and ours.
Additionally we also considered those studies included in previously published systematic reviews.
There can also be a possibility in those studies that the participants failed to express negative concerns about the intervention, anticipating better care.
Previous studies of conductive CdSe nanocrystal solids annealed samples above 200 °C to achieve electron mobilities above 1 cm/(Vs), implying that fusion and grain growth may also play a role in those studies.
These results are also in accordance with those studies which, in the Job Demand Control (JDC) perspective, highlighted that nurses fall into the active strain category, whereas nurse's aides are in the high strain category [ 50, 51].
