The phrase "as is illustrated in table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific table that provides visual or numerical evidence to support a statement or argument.
Example: "The trends in consumer behavior are changing, as is illustrated in table 2."
Alternatives: "as shown in the table" or "as demonstrated in the table".
These steps are a useful exemplary structure for the analysis of RC mechanisms for PCPs as is illustrated in Table 1.
The differences in gamma radiation emitted by 99mTc, F, Ga and I also affect shielding requirements, as is illustrated in Table 1.
Moreover, detection of relevant (or significant) genes was substantially affected by the analytical model, as is illustrated in Table 3. Model HE showed a more conservative pattern and, when BF HE/HO i took greater-than-one values, this phenomenon suggested that the rate of false positives increased if within-gene heterogeneity of residual variances was not accounted for in the model [ 10, 27].
As it is illustrated in Table 3, the fixed costs for opening facilities have the largest share in the objective function value for both models.
As it is illustrated in Table 5 the results indicated that five out of six demotivators predicted student burnout positively and significantly.
Again, when operating at 140°C, n-decane, with 0.02°C of superheating, presents the best combined cycle efficiency as it is illustrated in Table 5.
As it is illustrated in Table 1, the concentration of all the constituents was kept constant for three different formulations, except AIBN, which was used at 3 different concentrations of 0.2, 0.4 and 0.6 mol%.
As it is illustrated in Table 4, the sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value and negative predictive value of the pleural fluid sample is lower than the lymph node aspirates.
The effect of Cry1Ac and Cry2Ab on egg hatchability of C. carnea compared to the chemical pesticide (Cyper-metherin) as a positive control and dH2O as a negative control treatment is illustrated in Table 2.
A table of the known global regulators that modulate the gene expression programs of these immune cell lineages, as used in this study, is illustrated in Table 1.
This is illustrated in Table 3 as the cross-reactivity profile in STXdiHCl equivalents.
