The phrase "average data and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical analysis or data processing, particularly when referring to the mean or typical values of a dataset.
Example: "To better understand the trends, we need to analyze the average data and identify any outliers."
Alternatives: "mean data and" or "typical data and".
Average data and standard deviations were further obtained across three animals.
The XRD method yields average data and cannot account for this microstructural heterogeneity; but it supports the TEM results which in isolation suffer from providing insufficient statistics.
It also displays all the average data and the standard deviations over any chosen time interval, the results excluding distances or wavelengths, using different concentrations of water, using averaged scattering points to calculate absorption, and results from low pass filtered data.
Too often we use incomplete data or average data and you come to the wrong conclusions.
This five-dipole model proved to be stable both in grand average data and in individual subjects and conditions.
The spatial smearing inherent in across-subject averaging would also increase the blurring of adjacent core and belt areas with similar frequency tuning in average data and obscure the contributions of smaller tonotopic fields with greater variation in anatomical location.
You have created spatially averaged data and can view the data by clicking on on the "Views" links, view the data in tablular format by clicking on the "Tables" link, or download the data in a variety of formats by clicking on the "Data Files" link.
Our results indicate that porosity and permeability assessments should be based on averaged data and not raw conventional core analysis data.
A shade plot was constructed from the dispersion-weighted, square-root transformed and averaged data and used to display the trends exhibited by the abundance of all fish species recorded.
Unfortunately, Harmon-Jones [ 29] reported only averaged data and did not include a measure of viability.
For example, it may be beneficial to have labeled subsections devoted to grand averaged data and individual infant data.
