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The phrase "modify the data" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of making changes to existing data in order to improve accuracy or to simply update information. For example, "We need to modify the data in the spreadsheet to make sure our report is accurate."
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Editable plots (where a user can interactively modify the data being plotted) are supported by the EditablePlot class.
Privacy-enhancement mechanisms can be applied to preserve the privacy of individuals to modify the data reported to the market.
This library provides routines which can be used to examine and modify the data of an Ext2 filesystem, by accessing the filesystem directly through the physical device.
Instantaneous depletion of the pumped S2 X3Σg−, v = 2) into this state would modify the data by lowering the resultant values.
It uses memory access histograms gathered by hardware monitors to find access hot spots and, based on this detection, to dynamically and transparently modify the data layout.
This peer-to-peer chain of linked blocks and the transactions embodied within them makes it "impossible" from a computational standpoint to modify the data once a block is created and verified.
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To better resolve the problem of conflicting dips, here we used the idea of the partial CRS stack (Fig. 5a) to modify the data-driven CDS stack into the finite offset data-driven CDS stack, (FO-CDS).
This routine modifies the data in the crate; it does not return a modified copy.
This class does not provide the interface for creating or modifying the data.
The adversary only modifies the data symbols and keeps the hash symbols unchanged.
To utilize GPGPU with OpenCL, it requires modifying the data structure of mass-spring system.
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