The phrase "are made in data" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is created or developed using data, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The conclusions of the study are made in data analysis, which reveals significant trends."
Alternatives: "are derived from data" or "are based on data".
Limiting the estimation of the bottleneck severity parameter (η D ) in the BG model to smaller values would likely serve to increase the Akaike weight in favor of the POSG model, when comparisons are made in data simulated under the latter history.
In the event that mistakes are made in data entry or in saving data to the new system, keep all hard copy documents, such as invoices, client records, employee information and other documents containing important details.
Even though many efforts have been made in data integration research, choosing the appropriate approach to an unknown (in advance) semantic level of information is still an open issue.
Over the past two decades, advances have also been made in data acquisition and spatial analysis techniques, allowing researchers to conduct more advanced spatial analysis (Graham et al. 2004).
And while interesting advances are being made in data storage on DNA molecules, for now, realistic data storage options are still a little less sci-fi sounding.
Calculations were made in Data Desk, version 6.2.
Increased investments have been made in data, evaluation and knowledge management to better inform overall development strategies and address gaps.
Minor deviations from the published protocol were made in data extraction procedures because of the large number of studies identified by the review.
In the superposition method, time and space shifts are made in the data maps and the temperature increment is summed up.
Investments are made in a data-rich context, where both parties see relevant comparison data for valuation and competition, not unlike what happens in public markets.
