Sentence examples for but a subsequent study from inspiring English sources

The first Repsol well, he said, was not productive, but a subsequent study of the drilling results concluded that there could be promising oil-producing rocks in nearby waters.

A previous study by Grasso et al. [41] found that alveolar recruitment was higher in the early phase (1 ± 0.3 days of mechanical ventilation) than in the late phase of ARDS, but a subsequent study by Gattinoni et al. [42] did not find the same results.

He said the Department of Finance predicted that the city would grow to 201,993 people by the year 2008, but a subsequent study found that the population of Huntington Beach was 189,992 in 2010 and projected to grow to 198,389 by 2015.

Also note that plasmid pBC218 was originally reported in Hoffmaster et al. [6] as being ∼218 kb, but a subsequent study of B. cereus plasmids revealed that it is more likely ∼210 kb ([21], and Dave Rasko, personal communication).

One study found higher levels of trypsin activity and lower alpha 1-antitrypsin concentration in amniotic fluid of women with PPROM [41] but a subsequent study found no difference between amniotic fluid alpha-1 antitrypsin in premature birth with intact versus ruptured membranes or in those with intra-amniotic infection [42].

Additionally, a SNP in kif1b has been implied as risk SNP for MS [ 30], but a subsequent study failed to replicate this finding [ 20].

However, combined gemcitabine oxaliplatin has achieved a higher response rate (RR) than gemcitabine alone in recent studies, and in one randomised study, improved PFS but not OS; but in a subsequent study, this was not replicated (Louvet et al, 2005; Poplin et al, 2009).

The subject groups were unmatched for age, but in a subsequent study, age-matched controls of the same racial origin were used, and reduced AGD was found in boys with hypospadias (Hsieh et al. 2012).

Sutcliffe et al. found an association between TV and prostate cancer in one study but not in a subsequent study [ 58, 59].

To this list we added three loci: exon-disrupting deletions at the NRXN1 gene, as there is consensus that they increase risk for developing schizophrenia; deletions at distal 16p11.2, the evidence for which was published after the above review; and duplications at the WBS region, a locus that just failed to reach significance in that review, but received support in a subsequent study.

The map was measured by multi-unit tetrode recordings in approximately three-month-old rats [8] but was not found in a subsequent study that used two-photon calcium imaging and rats aged approximately one month [10].