The part of the sentence "data that are mostly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group of data, where the majority of the data fit a certain description or have a certain attribute. For example: "This research study gathered data that are mostly composed of survey responses from women aged 30-45."
With data that is mostly read-intensive as well as random in nature, SSDs have a clear, compelling IOPS-centric (Input/Output operations Per Second) value proposition.
However, they are mostly engineering based tools, which are dominated by numerical (or technical) material data that is mostly of use in embodiment or detailed design phases of new product development.
Still, most preclinical researchers avoid studying female rodents due to the added complexity of research plans [ 1], without regard for the consequences of generating data that is mostly relevant to only half of the population.
Average nitrate, nitrite, and nitrosamine content were assigned to items in the food frequency based on estimates of these compounds from published data that were mostly generated before 1990; therefore, estimates may not accurately represent more recent levels of these contaminants in foods [ 39].
Data resources that are mostly from GPS [18], GIS [19], Taximeter and Float car data [20].
How can a geriatrician practice EBM with clinical data and recommendations that are mostly created for a younger patient demographic?
First, we analysed the miRNA expression data to identify miRNAs that are mostly affected by the PMA stimulation.
Forbes: OK, Digital is based in San Francisco, and they own 75 buildings that are mostly data centers and such.
On-demand fees for jobs that are mostly about data transfer start at $500, but if you want to keep a machine for a year, that'll set you back at least $15,330.
Of note, most centres not participating were low-volume centres, so that our data are likely skewed towards management practices that are mostly used in larger-volume centres.
