The phrase "a significant number of data" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "data" is typically treated as a plural noun, so it would be more appropriate to say "a significant amount of data" or "significant data."
Example: "After analyzing the results, we found a significant amount of data that supports our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "a substantial amount of data" or "a considerable volume of data."
Based on a significant number of data points obtained by means of numerical (i.e. finite element) analysis it has been shown that the existing equations may yield non-conservative results which may lead to underestimate of piping stresses.
Since its original release in 2006, the structure and function of the database have been updated and a significant number of data have been added.
A configuration parameter that both methods have in common is D th in order to focus only on cells with a significant number of data sessions.
When analysing a set of 33.5 million reactions downloaded from Reaxys [10], which amounts to 80% of the total number of reactions contained in the database [11], and removing all incomplete and multistep reactions, which leaves 15.4 million reactions or 37%, it is discovered that a significant number of data points is missing, making any further analysis impossible.
Challenges also exist in non-compartmental PK analysis as there are often a significant number of data exclusions.
One of the sites has a significant number of data missing during the study period, whereas the other site had near complete data for all pollutants.
Although improvements in the throughput of next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies have made it possible to obtain a large amount of genotyping data for an entire mapping population by direct sequencing, including hexaploid wheat, a significant number of missing data points are often apparent due to the low coverage of sequencing.
Furthermore, a short-time Fourier analysis of audio wave inherently generates a significant number of input data.
For stability of the quaternion estimation it is essential to select a significant number of vector data for each segment.
In addition, results reported by Schwartz suggest that several variables, especially the newborn blood specimen collection hour, appear to have been processed incorrectly in the Schwartz analyses, leading to misclassification of a significant number of newborn data records.
