"consistent with previous study" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when describing research, data, or findings that align with or match what was previously studied or reported. Example: The results of our experiment were consistent with previous study, showing that an increase in physical activity leads to improved overall health.
This result was consistent with previous study proposed by Van Der Lugt et al. [15].
The lower nosZ copies were consistent with previous study reported that salinity decreased the biodiversity of bacteria carrying the denitrification genes (Miao et al. 2015).
This finding is consistent with previous study showing best growth of African catfish fed with sunflower oil (high in 18 2n-6 18 2n-6Ng et al. 2003).
SSIIa was associated with GC across the six environments in present study, which is consistent with previous study (Yang et al. 2014).
This phenomenon is consistent with previous study on the bimodal growth of silver nanoprisms reported by Mirkin et al. [28, 29].
In the present study, the reduction of blood radioactivity of FBPA after 30 min of injection was less than 0.58 %/min, consistent with previous study [14].
This is in consistent with previous study on the spacer length of C. glutamicum by transcriptome analysis, which showed 6 nt the maximum number (Pfeifer-Sancar et al. 2013).
Consistent with previous study, doxorubicin-induced IκBα degradation was impaired by ATM inhibitor (Fig. 1D, lane 3), but not ATR or DNA-PK inhibitor (Fig. 1D, lanes 4 and 5).
This result was consistent with previous study, which proved that decreased osmolarity could result in the creation of more pores in the membranes, allowing the entry of water and dissolved materials [17].
Our findings are consistent with previous study which showed that increased mitochondrial metabolism and ROS levels due to increased respiration activated antioxidant enzymes and led to further decrease of ROS in the long term (Zarse et al., 2012).
The increase in the decomposition of wheat residue with the increase in soil nutrients is consistent with previous study report that increase in nutrient supply (N and P) increased litter decomposition (Thirukkumaran and Paskinson 2002).
