The phrase "a row of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a horizontal arrangement of data points, often in the context of spreadsheets or databases.
Example: "In the spreadsheet, each row of data represents a different customer and their purchase history."
Alternatives: "a line of data" or "a data row".
For example, when writing a row of data in tabular delimited format, it is necessary to notify the writer that all of the data for that row has been collected and can now be written.
The first and terminal steps of a row of data of each trial were removed before data analysis to exclude the effects of acceleration and deceleration.
The rows of the data matrix are arranged as follows; condition blocks are stacked and each participant has a row of data within each condition block.
Each node represents a row of data matrix M. The second level of the BET is made up of nodes that are the union of genes and the intersection of conditions in the first level.
Below is an example of what a row of data would look like: Joe's Diner, 1 Main St Lakewood NY 14750, 800-123-4567 Log in to Google Fusion Tables.
According to SaTScan guidelines [ 54], if cases or controls are missing in a given row of data within a county, that row of data must be deleted to properly run SaTScan.
Every time that a logger item is called, a single row of data is written to the output file.
Crucially, a data set also provides notifications to data sinks, notifying them that a new row of data is being started, that a row has ended, and that the entire record phase for the current time period has ended.
When the same person is involved in each column's data value (i.e., a complete row of data is from the same person), the fancy term that is used is "repeated measures".
Multiple works presenting data from the same study were combined into a single row of data in order to avoid over-weighting any particular study within the overall results.
Each species consisted of a single row of data, with its mean LRR for each of the six response variables (LRR) serving as the columns: total biomass, total root length, maximum root system breadth, root : shoot ratio, horizontal asymmetry in root length and depth of maximum root system breadth.
