The phrase "changeable data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing data that can be altered or changed. For example, "The scientists used changeable data to draw their conclusions."
It used to be that applications handling changeable data, such as.
The proposed scheme applies to the system where each STA employs a contention based channel access mechanism, Furthermore, unlike the existing optimization schemes, it takes two important factors, changeable data rate and changeable packet error rate (PER), into consideration.
(A) To measure the extent to which different candidate outcome measures identified high-risk prescribing that is potentially changeable by the data-driven quality improvement in primary care (DQIP) intervention.
The proposed method uses the changeable weighting matrix bad data identification technique to find the fault location.
The dynamic configuration further removes the V2P address translation overhead for those data with changeable property when they become private at runtime.
The TDMA based changeable Superframe structure comprises the Control data and Sensing data as depicted in Fig. 9 (re-drawn from [34]).
The self-adaptive resampling of the data and the changeable time-window are designed to make the method suitable for both transient instability and oscillation instability conditions.
The rationale for the tradeoff is that due to the fast changeable channel conditions and unpredictable data requests from UEs, adopting the unique resource allocation scheme, either power-saving (PS) or spectrum-saving (SS) scheme, is not flexible.
The weather is naturally changeable, which means many years of data are needed to extract a clear trend from among all the noise.
The principles of mechanics of continua along with the experimental data for materials with changeable moisture content constitute the basis for theory development.
These data, together with the changeable basal levels of procalcitonin, limited its use as single laboratory marker of sepsis.
