The phrase "and considering data from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that you are taking into account specific data or information in your analysis or argument.
Example: "The results of the study were significant, and considering data from previous research, we can draw more reliable conclusions."
Alternatives: "and taking into account data from" or "and factoring in data from".
In this paper, and considering data from a 3D-LIDAR mounted onboard an intelligent vehicle, a 3D perception system based on voxels and planes is proposed for ground modeling and obstacle detection in urban environments.
This paper investigates the mineralogical and elemental composition of local bog iron ore deposits and iron slag finds, as a by-product of the smelting process, also taking into account the state of the art in research regarding the formation, distribution and utilization of bog iron ores and considering data from comparative studies.
A statistically significant (p < 0.002), inverselinear relationship was found between sample duration and CoV and between Q and CoV, the latter relationship also considering data from previous studies.
Usually models make use of bioclimatic and land use variables, while considering data from other species can improve predictions in case of strong biotic interactions [18] [22].
Considering data from Bolsena and, respectively, Orvieto volcanic complexes soil gas radon concentration mean values of 64 and 80 kBq/m can be found.
Similar results were observed for the RTS,S/AS02D formulation, when considering data from Agogo only (where RTS,S/AS02D was evaluated according to all 3 vaccine schedules, data not shown).
We also investigated whether this result held when considering data from a single site only.
The final overall mutation frequency of PTPN21 A8 (14.4%) is even slightly lower, when considering data from the literature [ 14].
Considering data from the first three time points, Little's test statistic was X2 = 133.75 (9 df) with p < 0.001.
The frequency of this SNP considering data from the 1000 Genomes Project is 6.46%, with estimated homozygosity of 0.42%.
Here we are concerned with the first phase of this trial and only consider data from primary care.
