The phrase "after which data" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a specific event or condition that precedes the data being discussed.
Example: "The experiment was conducted under controlled conditions, after which data was collected for analysis."
Alternatives: "following which data" or "subsequent to which data".
The countdown goes on until the Backoff Time reaches 0, after which data transmission begins.
The time after which data are fitted, t*, was set to 30 min, and the k ¯ 2 term was omitted [29].
As a consequence, CPU needs to retrieve data from the main memory for any necessary processing, after which data is transferred back to the main memory for storage.
Variables previously found to have significant effects on forestry profitability were used to define a design space of variables for calculating and displaying profitability, after which data from the cited study were used to estimate the variables' SEV contribution indices.
Variables previously found to have significant effects on forestry profitability (Nakajima et al. 2011a) were used to define a design space of variables for calculating and displaying profitability (expressed as SEV), after which data from the cited study were used to estimate the variables' SEV contribution indices.
According to protocol, the surveillance period started 14 days after dose 3. Participants were followed for six months during the double-blind phase (study months 2.5 8.5), after which data were unblinded and analyzed, and were then followed up for 12 additional months during the single-blind phase (study months 8.5 21).
By identifying after compilation which data should be prefetched and modifying the object code, the rate of prefetch misses is reduced.
Given that rofecoxib was withdrawn after the period for which data were collected within this study we do not believe that this impinges on the results of this study.
Participating centres were selected after a feasibility survey in which data for bacteraemic UTI by ESBL-EC in 2012 were included.
After excluding eight practices in which data about patient deprivation were unavailable, 95 372 patients from 174 practices were used for analysis.
Classification was attempted based on a visual assessment of spectroscopic data after which the data was analysed by PCA.
