The phrase "available data describe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or insights derived from data that is accessible or has been collected.
Example: "The available data describe a significant increase in user engagement over the past year."
Alternatives: "accessible data indicate" or "existing data reveal".
To evaluate the available data describing the use of single and double lumen VivaSight tubes.
To summarize and evaluate the available data describing the recovery parameters of xenon anesthesia.
We describe early experiments in the adoption of the OptIPuter architecture to provide data-intensive capabilities to several remote users of a large-scale, multi-year effort to organize and make publicly available data describing a wide variety of marine microbial ecologies, their genomic content, and the local environments in which they live marine microbial metagenomics.
With the growing amount of experimental data produced in proteomics experiments and the requirements/recommendations of journals in the proteomics field to publicly make available data described in papers, a need for long-term storage of proteomics data in public repositories arises.
The purpose of this review is to systematically analyze available data describing markers of oxidative stress and antioxidants in blood from subjects with Alzheimer's disease or those with mild cognitive impairment to highlight potential interactions between peripheral redox changes and central nervous system pathology and contribute to the design of future clinical study.
There are no available data describing the pattern of laminin in combined HCV and schistosoma-infected patients, thus the rationale of this study was to assess the serum LA as an index of liver fibrosis in patients with schistosomiasis and/or chronic viral hepatitis C and to evaluate a developed Slot-Blot Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbant Assay (Slot-Blot-ELISA) as a method of estimation.
This population was selected because of the comprehensiveness and quality of available data describing utilization of out-patient services.
We also discuss some of the available data describing cost-effectiveness of such programs.
Instead, we adopted a stringent filtering scheme to remove putative polymorphisms and enrich for somatic mutations, based on comparisons to internal and publicly available data (described above).
This article briefly outlines how postgraduate medical training operates in Australia, and then summarizes the available data describing working hour patterns in Australia for the past decade.
