The phrase "all the data have" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple pieces of data collectively, particularly in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "All the data have been collected and analyzed to ensure accuracy in the results."
Alternatives: "all the data are" or "all the data possess".
When all the data have been received, the cluster head node performs signal processing to compress the data into a single signal.
The reason for the former is that the traffic load around sink nodes is low because not all the data have to go through a sink node, and the reason for the latter is that sink nodes may not receive the data and update the sensor nodes' Pids.
To make them comparable, all the data have been scaled to 106 nucleotides.
All the authors confirm that they had access to all the data, have read and approved the final manuscript.
Once all the data have been collected and cleaned, we will aim to submit the trial results for publication within 3 months.
In order to enable a statistical comparison of the two groups of patients (early vs delayed consultation) and in view of the fact that the patients can only be separated into the two groups after all the data have been collected, the subsample has been enlarged to include 80 participants per group.
Additionally all the data has been converted to a standardised grid of cells, each 1 square kilometre in size.
The research company Assosia, which supplied all the data, has also confirmed that Sainsbury's did not sell Boddingtons at that price.
Information networks would be nearly impossible to manage if all the data had to be created the instant they were used.
Once all the data had been analysed, a third researcher (KAE-R) blind-coded 100% of the data.
When all the data had been collected and coded, two of the researchers (CC and PJW) reviewed and agreed the final themes.
