The phrase "a more thorough data" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "data" is typically treated as a plural noun, so it should be used with "thorough" in a different structure, such as "more thorough data" or "a more thorough analysis of the data."
Example: "We need a more thorough analysis of the data to draw accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "more comprehensive data" or "a more detailed dataset."
In silico or computational tools could be used more effectively in endocrine disruptor risk assessment for prescreening potential endocrine disruptors, improving experimental in vitro screening assay design and facilitating more thorough data analyses.
Regardless of which camp you decide to join, it does seem evident that until more extensive research is done, and until more thorough data can be compiled on the adverse effects of the herb, a physician should be consulted for long-term use to ensure that the regimen is appropriate.
First, there were missing data, particularly related to patients' ancestry, which highlights the need for more thorough data collection by cancer registry.
Gough issued a follow-up survey in November 2012, supported by 5 federal agencies and 45 tribal green-building representatives, which should reach more tribes and deliver more thorough data.
For example, inroads to existing, seemingly difficult-to-access renal registries could be developed to expand opportunities for more thorough data analysis and outcomes research, thus leveraging the existing registry infrastructure while building collaboration.
Furthermore, we present and discuss a more thorough experimental data acquired using FlowCAM.
A more thorough collection of data on women in philosophy is available from The American Philosophical Association's Committee on the Status of Women.
The contributions beyond our previous work are an improved algorithm for recovering the marginal covariances and a more thorough treatment of data association, now including the joint compatibility branch and bound (JCBB) algorithm.
A comprehensive database, from a large urban tertiary hospital in Queensland with transfers in excluded from analysis, has allowed a more thorough examination of data controlling for possible confounders, than can be performed at a national or jurisdictional level.
"It's disappointing the premier didn't wait for a more thorough analysis of the data before relaxing the packaged liquor trading hours," Thorn said.
