The phrase "average data that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical information or data sets that represent a typical or mean value.
Example: "The report analyzed the average data that was collected over the past five years to identify trends."
Alternatives: "mean data that" or "typical data that".
In contrast, a n-tilt series scheme allows averaging data that belong to the same Fourier space region multiple times with different sampling procedures.
Hopp and Foley (2001) incorporated global average climate data that was linearly downscaled to 1° resolution into an Ae. aegypti population model.
We are surprised that Dr. Srinivas has elected to extrapolate from the average PK data that were reported in the article, based on the qualitatively (but not significantly) higher norbuprenorphine plasma concentrations in the elderly group, and subsequently to speculate that this may contribute to several safety issues, including respiratory depression.
Measurements of amplitude, rise time and time to half-decay were averages of data that passed visual inspection.
The values assumed for the environmental variables were the averages of data that correlated with each cluster's year and month of occurrence.
The throughput per flow is the average data bits that are successfully received by each flow receiver per unit time.
It is also assumed that the relay is actually aware of the average data rates that the sources are sending in.
The significance P-value is the fraction of PS average of random data that were greater than or equal to the PS average of real data.
We found that the conservative region contained over 90% of the region of significant classification accuracy in the group average data, indicating that there was a good correspondence between the average region of significant classification accuracy and the cytoarchitectonic map of core AC.
