The phrase "after evaluating the data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of analyzing information before making a decision or conclusion.
Example: "After evaluating the data, we concluded that the new strategy would be more effective."
Alternatives: "upon reviewing the data" or "after analyzing the data."
After evaluating the obtained data, control messages can be sent to individual instruments and the network can be adapted to changing situations.
After evaluating the initial data derived from the increasing drug concentrations, the experiments were repeated at the highest concentrations of the drugs (6-TG at 6 uM and Zeb at 200 uM).
After evaluating the 3 approaches using simulated data based on the Verburg equations, the best approach will be applied to the INTERGROWTH-21st Project data to estimate GA from CRL.
After evaluating the 3 approaches using simulated data based on the Verburg equations, the best approach will be applied to the INTERGROWTH-21st Project data to estimate GA from CRL. Results of these rather "ad hoc" statistical methods correspond very closely to the "real data" for Verburg, a data set that is similar to the INTERGROWTH-21st project CRL data set.
The system, after checking the entries, evaluates the data that is inappropriate for to the model as a possible faulty entry and alerts the physician.
We evaluated the data after each interview to determine if new insights were being produced from each interview.
The RA-SPRT method was implemented directly within DELTA, and the statistical module evaluated the data after setting cohort inclusion and exclusion criteria as well as the necessary statistical parameters, such as the desired odds ratio and the type I and II error.
After all experiments were performed, we evaluated the data from the CO2 sham group and the VOL sham group at T = 0 h and T = 10 h for the following parameters: weight, diuresis, pH, partial pressure of CO2 [pCO2], base excess, K+, lactate, heart rate, mean arterial pressure [MAP], mean pulmonary artery pressure [MPAP], central venous pressure [CVP], and creatinine.
Mr. Brouwer said that after the 1994 report, "the people who evaluated the data concluded that there wasn't great enough risk to warrant immediate action.
