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Thanks Adam! I'll go over these, although I'll take your opinion about whether data should still be plural under advisement. |
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It seems the OED (screenshot) thinks that in computing contexts it is standard to use data as a singular mass noun. However, I think the A&A and MNRAS style guides both say that data should be plural, whereas ApJ seems to express no opinion and defers to Merriam-Webster who say that both forms are fine but imply that the only way data as plural survives in print is because of enforcement by style guides (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/data#usage-1). |
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It looks good! I've suggested some minor edits in the file. Here are some additional comments/questions.
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