"deduced data" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to data that has been logically derived from existing facts or evidence. For example, "The research team deduced data from the survey results that showed a correlation between income and education."
These methods would provide powerful and practical tools for screening synthetic and natural compounds, and the deduced data can be applied to the molecular design of new drugs.
The deduced data are determined by addressing physically the fatigue life for defining the test method to assure the strength data distributed orthogonally projection to the life section.
Statistical parameters for fatigue limits and key element, the exponent to decide shape of the local relations/curves, are finally solved mathematically from a statistics by a maximum likelihood function for the deduced data from entire test data.
We have identified typical CpG islands in the 5'-region of the CYFIP1, NIPA2, GOLGA8E, and WHDC1L1 genes by computational analysis, and a detailed map of methylation-sensitive restriction enzyme sites was deduced (data not shown).
6) Hint: Deducing data directly decides doom for this dodgy dude.
This useful conclusion will play an important role in deducing data model in Dechirping domain in the next section.
From what researchers say about where they store and manage data, it can be deduced that data are not often shared openly.
It was deduced that data can be adapted to 3PL.
It was deduced from data collected in an extensive measurement campaign, specifically targeted to measure NLOS reception quality.
Characteristic remanent magnetization (ChRM) directions, calculated using principal component analysis (Kirschvink 1980), are deduced using data after the hybrid demagnetization method (AFD after ThD at 300 °C).
The regressand and the variables, sub i) and sub ii), are deduced using data kindly provided by Svimservice Srl, a private company offering informative services to the Apulia Regional Authority.
