"with some studies" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to indicate that the following information is based on a particular set of studies or research. Example: "With some studies showing conflicting results, it is difficult to determine the true effectiveness of this new medication." In this sentence, the phrase "with some studies" is used to introduce the uncertain or inconclusive nature of the research being referenced.
Sleep problems are common in teenagers, with some studies suggesting up to three-quarters of them are affected.
Results have been validated by comparison with some studies carried out by the Finite Element Method.
Toxic clouds of smog are regular features of China's major cities, with some studies showing pollution has caused about 1 million premature deaths a year.
Injury rates have also climbed, with some studies reporting that 90percentt of those who train for the 26.2-mile race sustain injuries in the process.
Cat dander has become a complete puzzle, with some studies finding that exposure early in life leads to asthma, and others saying it protects against asthma.
Indeed, these authors' results are consistent with some studies on the differences between love-based and arranged marriages in human society.
Today, discrimination continues, with some studies suggesting that those with familiar lower-caste names fare worse in job interviews, even with similar qualifications.
The vast majority of victims do not report the crime to law enforcement, with some studies placing the reporting rate as low as 12%.
Research on how CBD affects seizures is limited and inconclusive, with some studies showing clear reductions in seizures and other reports finding no changes or even negative effects.
But with some studies indicating that the superrich are accumulating more wealth, and with commercial airline travel reaching new heights of inconvenience, that number could spike.
The technique, fluorescent in situ hybridisation, is controversial, with some studies suggesting that it provides no benefit or is counter-productive.
