"support from the data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to evidence supplied by numbers, facts, or statistics. For example, "The research provided strong support from the data for the conclusion that increased exercise improves physical health."
We determine that models with significant levels of preferential attachment have better evidential support from the data than models without.
We do not feel that this distracts too heavily from our findings, however, which have clear statistical support from the data.
All authors based their comments and recommendations on their personal experience with support from the data in the literature specifically pertaining to the pediatric population.
We show that the three dispersal kernels receive similar support from the data, but can produce a wide range of outcomes.
A regression model with land use and meteorological variables received more statistical support from the data than models with only landscape and time period as factors.
The model selection procedure demonstrated that a model without an effect of habitat in both survival and seniority received most support from the data.
We investigated whether such a relationship could be supported from the data in Michigan.
ML rate heterogeneity bootstrap support from the maxspe data was moderate to high (70 100%) for the aa and cdp123 but low for cdp12 (39% for Boreoeutheria).
Backwards stepwise elimination was used to find the minimal model with support from the experimental data.
We identify 2788 likely uaRNAs in human and 2294 in mouse with strong support from the CAGE data.
The inference with the greatest score is assumed to be the one with the greatest support from the input data given the parsimony criterion.
