The phrase "are applicable to data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, principles, or criteria that can be relevant or relevantly applied to data in a specific context.
Example: "The guidelines provided in the report are applicable to data collected during the study."
Alternatives: "are relevant to data" or "pertain to data".
The new storage instances are applicable to data warehouse applications, log processing and specific applications for vertical markets such as retail and oil and gas exploration.
There is debate in current literature as to whether normalization algorithms used for high density mRNA microarrays are applicable to data from microRNA microarrays [ 39- 43].
However, the weaknesses we identify in existing evaluation methodologies as well as the solution we propose are applicable to data from other model organisms and humans.
The p values stated in the text are applicable to data generated with either correction for the Gapdh or 36B4 internal controls and only those data that meet the criteria of statistically significant differential transcript expression upon correction with both Gapdh and 36B4 are discussed in the text.
The techniques developed should be applicable to data acquired from a ground-level anemometer network at any airport.
The RK test is applicable to data from numerous locations, and one overall test can determine whether the same trend is evident across those locations (Helsel and Frans 2006).
The goal of neural network training is to produce from a limited training set a mapping function or decision boundary that is applicable to data upon which the network was not trained.
The estimator presented is a stratified estimator which is applicable to data acquired using popular sampling designs such as stratified random, simple random and systematic (the stratified estimator is often labeled a poststratified estimator for the latter two designs).
The method is applicable to data obtained from a common experimental setup, in which drug dissolved in an inert donor gel diffuses through a membrane, initially void of drug, into a receiver for which sink conditions are maintained.
Finally, an HMM method which may successfully work on a single stressed or unstressed dataset will not simultaneously be applicable to data from a direct reference vs stress transcription comparison.
