The phrase "a numeric data" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "numeric data" or "a numeric dataset," as "data" is typically treated as a plural noun.
Example: "The numeric data collected from the survey will be analyzed for trends."
Alternatives: "numerical data" or "a data set."
The system treats the orientation values as a distinct numeric data type and computes circular statistics for them.
The study is concerned with a granular data description in which we propose a characterization of numeric data by a collection of information granules so that the key structure of the data, their topology and essential relationships are described in the form of a family of fuzzy sets – information granules.
The result of the examination was at once recorded in a software and it was visible as a report with numeric data and charts presenting scanned points.
The only hitch: Quake III needed a lot of numeric data during the setup process, and it was a lot easier to plug it in using the Dreamcast keyboard than with the console's controller.
In either case, data undergo specialized processing to derive a gene expression matrix, a 2D grid of numeric data in which each row represents a gene's expression profile over changing conditions.
The program generates a color schematic comparison view and numeric data in a tabular format for further analysis.
Zuse's language allowed for the creation of procedures (also called routines or subroutines; stored chunks of code that could be invoked repeatedly to perform routine operations such as taking a square root) and structured data (such as a record in a database, with a mixture of alphabetic and numeric data representing, for instance, name, address, and birth date).
In healthcare, this method can be used to dynamically gather online analyses of numeric data (eg, a specific dose of a drug for a specific disease) in clinical practice.
Medians and ranges were provided as a summary estimate for numeric data.
