The phrase "as defined by the data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific definition or interpretation that is based on data or information provided.
Example: "The results of the experiment were significant, as defined by the data collected during the study."
Alternatives: "according to the data" or "as indicated by the data".
The Supreme Court sent the case back to Smith to determine if the license plate database is an "information system" as defined by the Data Act.
Only coded and numeric data, as defined by the data dictionary, are entered into the MMRS.
PubChem characterizes data in terms of "substances" (the actual chemical on which one performs an experiment as defined by the data source), "compounds" (the idealized structures of chemicals), and assays (data generated on substances).
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The analysis not only provided insights into scaffold diversity of the PubChem Compound database, but also enables scaffold-based hierarchical visualization of user compound data sets on the background of empirical chemical space, as defined by the PubChem data, or on the background of any other user-defined data set.
The search space is conveniently represented through limitations on the occurrence of each fragment, as defined by the chosen data set, and the spatial capabilities of this space are captured through an initial conformational analysis.
Additional analysis scripts enable delineation of the 5' and 3' boundaries sequences as defined by the transcriptomic data.
All probes are drawn as defined by the sequence data in the input file, and are viewed on the DNA strands as orange rectangles over the sequence region.
Some GPs simply operated with a dual definition of quality: " Quality as defined by the feedback data" on the one hand and " the reality with the patients" on the other.
For neurochemical evaluations, we focused on treatments below the threshold for overt toxicity as defined by the mortality data: 1 mg/kg chlorpyrifos, 0.5 2 mg/kg diazinon, and 0.02 0.1 mg/kg parathion.
Given the sparse nature of the TB data on the homeless, limited number of outbreaks (as defined by the SFDPH TBCP) in the data, and nearly similar detection sensitivity measures obtained using the two spatial resolutions in the previous section, we next set out to examine the performance of the space-time detection method (previously described) to TB data infused with simulated outbreaks.
