The phrase "and converted the data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a process where data has been changed from one format or structure to another.
Example: "The software analyzed the raw input and converted the data into a more usable format for further analysis."
Alternatives: "and transformed the data" or "and changed the data".
The National Health Research Institutes are responsible to management the claims data and converted the data into various data sets for research.
This removed intensity-dependent bias introduced by the use of the two different fluorophores as probe labels using the Loess (Lowess) method [ 19] and converted the data to a log ratio with the mean set to zero following normalisation.
We selected our significance level at P-value <0.0001 for our traits, and converted the data to binary, where if a variant has a GWAS P <0.0001 we code it as a "1" otherwise it is coded as a "0" (for not significant).
MarketTools software compiles and tabulates consumer reactions automatically and converts the data to a form that can be compared with earlier surveys.
The DAT recorder converts audio signals into digital data on a magnetic tape by means of a microprocessor and converts the data back into analog audio signals that can be used by the amplifier of a conventional stereo sound system.
Besides his work with the Braves, he is a spokesman for PitchSight, a pitching-instruction system that analyzes mechanics from two camera angles and converts the data to a computerized, graphical format.
Electrochemical sensor is a tool that reads the chemical information of a sample and converts the data into an analytical signal.
The frequency dependence and the sensitivity of the system have been taken into account by applying a calibration factor and converting the data from V 2/Hz units to n T 2/Hz units.
In this stage the software separates value sequences of down-hole parameters and converts the data back to their original binary values, from which the real physical values can be easily acquired.
In many workflows, Genomedata allows the user to parse, validate and convert the data into a binary format once, eliminating the computational expense of doing this repeatedly.
We used the R package polysat (Clark and Jasieniuk 2011) as a central data handling facility, that is, for importing the SSR data from the GeneMapper ® software and converting the data.
