The phrase "a table that described" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a clear subject or context.
It can be used when referring to a table that provides a description or details about something, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "I found a table that described the various species of birds in the region."
Alternatives: "a table that outlines" or "a table that details".
Following the reviewers' suggestion we now include an adaptation of a table that describes the frequencies with which TERT promoter mutations are found in different cancer types.
In early 2016, the PRO Consortium used the 12 steps identified during the LV best practices information-gathering stage to draft a proposed Instrument Translation Process in the form of a numbered table that described each recommended step in moderate detail.
Second, we analyzed the answers at whole by assessing all participants' answers related to each question, in order to categorize their answers using template tables that described (in each column): the name of the category, a detailed description of the cases covered by the category, the participant, and the explicit sentences that support the category.
After the matrix rotation, each row is convoluted with a kernel stored in look-up tables that describe the spatial response of the camera at this distance.
Below are some tables that describe how Social Security worked last year with a 6.2% rate and a $106,800 wage cap.
Alternatively, they can measure bitartrate and potassium, and compare concentrations to actuarial tables that describe the risk of instability for a wine type.
For both methods, we used precalculated point spread function tables that describe the gaussian distance-dependent detector response of a point source in air.
The underlying system monitors the network protocol tables that describe each network connection or host session in order to discover interesting patterns.
Although these works gave their own revised splice interval tables that describe the stratigraphic positions of top and bottom of chosen splice intervals as well as offsets necessary for adjusting cores to the revised depth, it was not easy to find correspondence between the original depth scale and the revised one.
