The phrase "among a sample from study" is not correct in English.
It should be "among a sample from the study" or "among a sample from studies." You can use it when discussing findings or observations that pertain to a specific group within a research context.
Example: "The results showed a significant difference in behavior among a sample from the study."
Alternatives: "within a sample from the research" or "in a sample from the study."
However, the perception that rural areas are at lower risk and coastal urban areas are at higher risk for RTIs is partially contradicted by evidence from a study among a sample of women from the jungle, highland and coastal regions of Peru.
PTSD among a sample of mass-evacuated adults from Kosovo was studied using a prospective design with a baseline study and follow-ups at 3 and 6 months in Sweden, and with an additional follow-up after 1.5 years in both Sweden and Kosovo.
This finding is consistent with those from other studies among a sample of US adults [ 7], high school students [ 55], and a Swedish population attending primary health care [ 11], thus providing evidence for our second hypothesis that drinks per occasion (especially binge or "risky" drinking) will be more predictive of ARH than frequency of drinking.
The purpose of this pilot study was to obtain preliminary data examining clinically significant depressive symptoms, depression stigma, and attitudes towards seeking professional help for depression among a sample of Arab adolescents from Jordan.
This study was conducted among a sample of 1,303 Mexican Americans 20 74 years of age from the Hispanic Health and Nutrition Examination Survey.
In Germany, cross-sectional study based on questionnaire data from 2006 among a sample of 3,295 doctors.
This study evaluated the relative and absolute reliability of a strength assessment protocol using an HHD among a sample of haematological cancer patients recovering from high-dose treatment.
A recent study by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) showed that among a sample of payday borrowers, only 13% had 1 or 2 transactions during the 12-month period covered by the study.
In addition, this study updates findings from a previous study that examined local variation in public health preparedness among a sample of LHDs in California [ 31].
OBJECTIVE: This study evaluated the association between experiences of weight-based stigmatization (e.g., job discrimination, inappropriate comments from physicians) within the past month, psychological functioning, and binge eating among a sample of individuals seeking weight loss surgery.
We derived our sample from a study conducted among private GPs in the southwest region of France (Midi-Pyrénées).
