The phrase "as a unique data" is not correct in standard written English.
The term "data" is typically treated as a plural noun in formal contexts, so it should be "as unique data" or "as a unique piece of data" depending on the intended meaning.
Example: "The study was conducted as unique data was collected from various sources to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "as unique information" or "as a distinct dataset."
In this case, the PoP acts as a unique data sink and can be equipped with either an omnidirectional antenna or a number of directional antennas pointing in different directions, e.g., antenna arrays with static beams, large scale antenna systems (LSAS) [7].
All microarray data were submitted as a unique data series to GEO, with accession GSE14999.
Therefore, these authors consider the live-cell imaging reported within this manuscript as a unique data set.
In other words a plateau starting at position t1 and ending at position t2 can be considered as a unique data point with value y t 1 and weight t2- t1+1.
Focus groups have a long history in the health and social sciences [ 1] and are seen as providing a unique data source.
As we have a unique data set of matched hormone-sensitive and hormone-resistant tumours from each patient and therefore enabling us to follow AR protein expression with the development of resistance in the same patient and relate this to AR amplification status, stringent quality controls (see above) were included to validate IHC results.
As a result, each person had a unique data collection schedule.
Our integration of the recent published information on OC in precipitation provides a unique data set (shared here as supplemental information) and a regional perspective that will be useful in carbon budgets, environmental modeling, and ecosystem studies.
Each returned questionnaire was given a number, in sequence, as a unique identifier and the data were entered into an Access database.
Third, as the focus of our work was not to contrast the way specific groups function they certainly differ in their functioning but to identify regularities in human interactions when students are asked to work in groups, we opted to consider the data collected as a unique corpus of verbal interactions even though the utterances were produced by different groups.
Obtained results are serving as a unique benchmark data for an evaluation of the contact force model that used in the discrete element method (DEM) based simulations.
