The phrase "as estimated in table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to data or figures that have been approximated and presented in a table format within a document.
Example: "The total cost of the project is $50,000, as estimated in table 3."
Alternatives: "as shown in the table" or "as indicated in the table".
A description of each component of the following probability function is given in Table 1: The baseline transmission coefficient β was initially chosen to give an epidemic with a final attack rate of 17.4% which is consistent with seasonal influenza as estimated in Table three of [ 33].
By examining the overall number of nucleotide substitutions involved in the stepwise mutation model previously described, we found that from the six nucleotide changes involved in the pathway leading to mammalian H2A.Z-2, two reach maximum levels of probability as estimated in Table 4.
The item characteristics, as estimated by the Rasch analysis, are depicted in Table 1.
Estimated mass-based half-lives derived using Equation 4 with the inclusion of plausible background exposures, as described in Table 3 (referred to as estimated intrinsic rates in Table 4), are approximately 10 20% shorter for each dioxin congener than the mass-based apparent half-lives calculated without consideration of the background exposure.
These numbers are listed as "estimated critical concentrations" in Table 1.
In this manner, the amount of moisture in the tested specimens is estimated as listed in Table 1.
For each site, the mating success of females and proportion of females that produced live progeny (i.e., those females whose eggs overwintered successfully to hatch) were estimated as described in table 1. Sampling was conducted in Indiana (Fig. 2) throughout the emergence period of adults in late summer and early fall (26 sites for arborvitae and 24 sites for juniper).
The predicted initial rates for glucose release in the A. awamori preparation showed a large standard error and are not reliable, but the predicted means suggest higher initial rates when compared with the others.> -wrap-foot> The data were fitted into an exponential model as described in the ' Materials and methods' section, and the parameters were estimated as described in Table 3.
This is expected as the estimate in Table 5 is for annual income of a spouse, whereas this estimate is for expected cumulative spousal income.
The estimate for women is in the same direction as the estimate in Table 1, and is still statistically significant, but it indicates that common aggregate cycles have larger negative impacts on the female wage disadvantage than do idiosyncratic state-specific cycles.
After removing pre-operative questionnaires that were ineligible, the national recruitment rate inevitably fell (indicated as Best estimate in Table 1).
