The phrase "data derivation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of obtaining or creating data from a source or through a method. Example: The data used in this research study was obtained through data derivation from various online databases and survey responses from participants.
The TSP algorithms, source databases and methods of data derivation are described in the Supplementary Materials.
I spent the first three weeks of this summer reading through Java code (there is a lot of it) and playing with our Data Derivation Graphs to see what features to add.
In this article we describe the overall structure of the model, sources of data, derivation of key input parameters for the epidemiological component of the model, and preliminary validation studies.
It suggests that costs can be reduced by building cost aware applications that exploit data usage patterns; for example, by favouring data derivation from raw data against storage of processed data.
Models were constructed with the first half of the data (derivation dataset).
Provenance is defined as metadata that tracks the steps of data derivation, which can add value to the data itself [ 39, 40].
All data derivations from the FAIR-HF raw data were performed by the authors and checked for consistency with the publication by Anker et al. where applicable.
Typical hypothesis-driven basic research, despite increasingly complex data derivations and analytical tools, has not produced breakthrough discoveries for complex disease states, comparable to antibiotics or the polio vaccine.
That is, the devised data-derivation method enables the construction of a single FLC to accommodate a wide range of scenarios.
First is the data phase derivation θ ˙ A. Second, it depends on the forwarded phase derivative θ ˙ R = ψ ˙ R, 1 + ψ ˙ R, 2, which in turns depends on both ψ ˙ R, 1 and ψ ˙ R, 2 ; refer to (16).
In addition, the methods require abundant expression data for derivation of the networks.
