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The phrase "a fraction of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small part or portion of a larger set of data.
Example: "The analysis was based on a fraction of data collected during the survey, which limited the overall conclusions."
Alternatives: "a portion of data" or "a segment of data".
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Only a fraction of data is displayed.
Only a fraction of data is represented.
In both cases, only a fraction of data is represented.
When Eve possesses just a fraction of data, she will loose trace of her bits and Alice and Bob's ones will shrink.
The models denoted by +I imply that a fraction of data set is assumed to be invariable, where +G is considered to categorize the change of substitution rates among sites in discrete gamma distribution.
Therefore, a fraction of data deviating from the CBN can be explained by observation errors.
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Yes, the modern C-suite is flooded with data, yet only a fraction of that data is used in any meaningful way.
We estimate the eigenvectors from just a fraction of the data, then use them to transform the data into approximately orthogonal series that deliver a well-conditioned estimator (by construction), even when there are fewer observations than dimensions.
However, these data-aided timing phase acquisition approaches use only a fraction of the data (e.g., a four-symbol segment sync among 832 symbols in the data segment) to optimize timing offset.
We further assume that the same transmission scheme is used for data and acknowledgment transmissions, which allows another assumption that the acknowledgment energy is a fraction of the data transmission one (6).
But this is just a fraction of the data that can be collected during a match.
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