The phrase "as shown on the plot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a visual representation of data or information, typically in a scientific or analytical context.
Example: "The results indicate a significant increase in temperature, as shown on the plot."
Alternatives: "as illustrated in the graph" or "as depicted in the chart."
As shown on the plots, the rankings of the groups by the number of domains are different under different identity criteria.
Bicoherence is computed using a 128 point window which extends in time over the blue region as shown on the 1D plot on top and the window is centred 10ms after the presentation of a flash visual stimulus to the right eye.
As shown on the MA plot displayed on Figure 2, most of the DE GPCRs with large fold-changes correspond to weakly expressed GPCRs.
As shown on the forest plot, patients who were treated with tofacitinib 15-mg BID was more likely to discontinue medication than those patients who were on other smaller doses of tofacitinib.
This alternative perturbation changes significantly the protein activity for BEE as shown on the left plot in Figure 3(b), while ANT, CAR and UNK are assumed to behave similarly to the first experimental condition.
Four paralogous regions belonging to this ancestral block correspond to duplicated segments of Musa chromosomes 4 (two separate regions), 5 and 7 as shown on the dot plot in Figure 5D.
As shown on the Circos plot (Krzywinski et al. 2009) in Figure 3A, we found DEG peaks prominently enriched in chromosomes 18 and 19, and we inspected these chromosomes further for genomic loci where adjacent genes were under a coordinate regulation in SCNT blastocysts and expressed in a different fashion from those of IVF genes.
Furthermore, as shown on the frequency plots, the electrodes showing the highest release frequency are also the ones located over electrodes fully covered by the cell (electrodes 1, 2, 4, and 5).
For the particular choice of α = 0.75, it basically achieves optimum performance while, as shown on the bottom-right plot of Figure 5, it only triggers the use of MLD for about 40%to50%0% of the detector invocations with the rest of the times relying on linear processing.
Nevertheless, as shown on the Bland-Altman plot, important differences were observed for some samples between the two methods.
