The phrase "at last data" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a sense of relief or finality regarding the arrival or availability of data, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "After weeks of waiting, we finally received the report; at last data was available for analysis."
Alternatives: "finally received data" or "data has finally arrived".
At last, data obtained by Transport of Ions in Matter simulation and ellipsometry for MCT samples after B+ bombardment point to the formation of an implantation-induced distorted layer ~400 nm in thickness.
Five subjects were excluded due to the malfunction of experimental equipment or excessive head motion (head motion was >2 mm translation or >2° rotation in any direction), and, at last, data from 38 subjects (mean age, 22.3 ± 1.6 years; 19 females) were involved in the further analysis.
As an adjunct to the outcomes, we examined the patients' satisfaction at the end of the treatment at the last data collection point, the 24-week follow up visit, by administering a Patient Satisfaction survey [ 27].
The effect of minocycline treatment and the combined effects of minocycline with partial immune reconstitution of the CD8 T cell population are best appreciated when the brain concentrations of NAA and Cr at the last data point are compared in the three cohorts.
At the last data point, significantly less cells were found adhered solely on the PGACL film.
Censored values included patients alive at the last data collection and patients lost to follow-up.
The data were naturally left truncated as dogs were not enrolled in the study from birth and were right censored at their last data entry.
At the last data cutoff, the median follow-up was 9.4 months in Arm A and 5.8 months in Arm B. At this time, 96 of the 114 patients had died.
At the last data cutoff date, 15 May 2007, the median follow-up duration was 21.9 months in the capecitabine arm (95% CI, 19.4 24.5) and 21.7 months in the S-1 arm (95% CI, 18.4 25.0).
Thirdly, at our last data collection, the route still represented a 'road to nowhere.' Although the cycle-walkway offered a leisure route towards Bath, it did not yet fully connect through to the station, so was not perceived to provide easier routes to the city centre or other useful destinations such as workplaces or shopping areas.
As an outcome measure at the last data collection in 1987 a thorough physical examination by a physiotherapist of current computer users was included in addition to questionnaire based subjective complaints, defining several musculoskeletal disorders of the neck, shoulder and arm.
