The phrase "a key data in" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct form would be "key data" or "a key piece of data."
Example: "The study revealed a key piece of data in understanding consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "crucial information in" or "important data in".
"When a language like this disappears, you have lost a key data point in studying what universal properties exist in all languages," Mr. O'Hagan said.
In any case, that untimely injury is undoubtedly a key data point in what remains Ohio State's most convincing win of the year.
Interaction data is a key data source in usability testing and typically leads to findings formulated as usability problems, or to quantitative summaries such as success rate, time on task, and number of errors [1].
As mainstream investors become increasingly aware that addressing climate change is important to policy makers and the general public and that low-carbon investment choices and strategies are preferred by clients, carbon pricing is likely to become a key data point in the mix of investor financial tools.
The imprecise nature of this term contributes to miscommunication and uncertainty in identifying toxicity associated with various forms of minerals, and is considered a key data gap in the field of asbestos research.
While almost any company would love to have "only" 10 million new 4G users this is a key data point to consider in how many iPhones Apple will sell in its June quarter.
An important aspect of this work was the generation of a representationof the key data in a CML document.
RInChI provides a concise description of the key data in a chemical reaction, and will help enable the rapid searching and analysis of reaction databases.
krb5_k_create_key - Create a krb5_key from the enctype and key data in a keyblock.
At a Senate hearing featuring both organizations' top executives, Democrats and Republicans alike said Equifax, a credit-reporting bureau, and Marriott, a hotel chain, each had failed to implement basic defenses against sophisticated hackers -- and that Equifax repeatedly did not patch known security holes or store key data in a way that was hidden from digital malefactors.
