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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a digest of the data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing or condensing information for easier understanding or analysis.
Example: "The report includes a digest of the data collected during the survey, highlighting the key findings."
Alternatives: "summary of the data" or "overview of the data".
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To establish the suitability of the selected setting to avoid false positive identifications, MS/MS data of a digest of the 33-mer were searched against an all gluten database.
A digest of the past week's prophetic and interpretive thought.
The integrity is done by the field digest which is a digest of the original message.
digest is a digest of the global message and is encrypted using the negotiated key GKDH.
Many digital signature standards use the paradigm of first using a hash function to get the digest of the data and then encrypting the digest with the signer's private key.
H(Data) A message digest of Data, obtained using a secure hash algorithm such as SHA2 [35].
But surgeon-specific data is widely available, not limited to those who have the appropriate medical knowledge and insight to digest the meaning of the data, as well as the tools to deal with any "problem cases".
The mixture is a digest, that was derived from a tryptic digest of the whole proteome.
We as a community need to digest the data, admit our lack of growth and reflect on what we can do better.
(All references here are to undergraduate education and are derived from the Department of Education's IPEDS, NPSAS, or Digest of Education data and use the most recent years for which data is available).
The digest of data in polycrystals is analysed in the light of tilt and twist characteristics, boundary plane reorientation, the occurrence of low-index boundary planes and correlation with boundary properties.
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