The phrase "achieved using data from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or outcomes that were obtained through the analysis or application of specific data sources.
Example: "The results of the study were achieved using data from various demographic surveys conducted over the past decade."
Alternatives: "obtained through data from" or "derived from data collected from".
This was achieved using data from case studies comprised of face-to-face interviews (N = 931), internal vibration measurements (N = 755), and noise calculations (N = 688) collected within the study "Human Response to Vibration in Residential Environments" by the University of Salford, UK.
Importantly, phylogenetic analysis of mt amino acid datasets usually provides strong statistical support for the relationships of nematodes, which is not achieved using data from short sequence tracts.
This was achieved using data available from IHC-organizations (attendance rate and cost price) and expert opinion (quality of screener).
This was achieved by using data from two earlier experimental studies: one which quantified the size distribution of aerosols generated by a high pressure spray device and another which measured the total volume of water ingested and/or inhaled by subjects undertaking a 10 min car washing activity.
This is achieved by using data from surveys that are publicly available.
The proposed system has been tested in terms of performance and privacy achieved, using real data from the AOL dataset.
Greater than 70% sequence coverage was achieved using combined data from three independent biological replicates (results not shown), and PTMs were only assigned after manual examination of spectra from ions indicated to be modified by Mascot version 2.2 analysis software.
Our new approach describes and justifies how this can be achieved by everyone, when using data from a derivation study alone, without any further requirements for highly specialized knowledge or sophisticated statistical software.
This is achieved by deriving quality-adjustment indices using data from the 2001 Canadian census.
