The phrase "data assemble" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to mean collecting data from different sources in preparation for analysis. For example: The team spent the day data assembling in preparation for their upcoming project.
How could you get the data, assemble it and present it efficiently?
We used Geneious v6.0.5 (Biomatters) to view sequence data, assemble and align sequences, remove primers, call polymorphic sites and perform consensus sequence alignment for downstream analyses.
Thus, our data assemble a complex network of factors and interactions that are at the core of lineage segregation in the lateral DM.
The survey findings and other data assembled by the New Democrat Network reflect that.
Most significant, New York's suburbs have grown steadily more polyglot over the past 20 years, as Census data assembled by the Queens College sociology department shows.
Dr. Livezey directed large studies of urban congregations, using ethnographic data assembled in collaboration with colleagues and students in Chicago, Boston, and New York.
One obvious difference from United States v. Lopez is the mountain of data assembled by Congress, here showing the effects of violence against women on interstate commerce.
According to data assembled by the military, about 80percentt of the violent attacks are criminal in nature -- kidnappings for ransom or hijackings of convoys -- with no political motivation.
And few are more complicated than those based on huge amounts of data assembled from all over the world over many decades.
The Red Crescent figures, which are collected periodically, have broadly been consistent with data assembled by the International Organization for Migration, which is affiliated with the United Nations and collects its data from the Iraqi government and other sources.
And she is just one of 11 nonincumbent Republicans to have taken in $100,000 or more from such sources, compared with just four Democratic nonincumbents, according to data assembled by the Center for Responsive Politics.
