The phrase "and combining data from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the integration or synthesis of information from multiple sources.
Example: "The research project focuses on analyzing trends and combining data from various studies to draw comprehensive conclusions."
Alternatives: "and integrating data from" or "and merging data from".
"Comparing and combining data from radio telescopes is generally very difficult because of differences in resolution, sensitivity, and calibration.
However, one of the main challenges is that this data is highly heterogenous, and cleaning and combining data from different databases is probably the bottle neck.
One may consider also juxtaposing and combining data from SNPs that are in very strong linkage disequilibrium or may even consider genic approaches to the data [25].
The remaining six SNPs did not reach statistical significance in the SICS but did exhibit consistent associations in terms of odds ratios and allele frequencies and combining data from the NECS and SICS made these ten associations even stronger plus an additional three other SNPs became statistically significant.
This involves simulating and combining data from a number of different poisson distributions which complicates the model slightly.
By comparing and combining data from single copy nuclear genes with plastid genes, mitochondrial genes, and ribosomal DNA markers, we will have a better understanding of the diversification of flowering plants.
collect and combine data from different sources to construct training and validation data sources to support high-throughput chemical screening and prioritisation efforts.
The key uses of ACToR are to support predictive toxicology in terms of computational analysis [42, 43]: collect and combine data from different sources to construct training and validation data sources to support high-throughput chemical screening and prioritisation efforts.
A lot of work is devoted to the development of analysis techniques that can cope with the millions of variants emerging and combine data from different variants into one analysis [36].
In order to resolve this issue, analytics software needs to be able to connect to these databases and combine data from disparate sources.
Thus, to build a corpus with titles, abstracts, MeSH terms, and reference lists, we matched and combined data from the MEDLINE and Scopus (Elsevier) databases.
