The phrase "available shown in table" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression that may intend to convey that something is available and displayed in a table format.
Example: "The data regarding sales figures is available shown in table 2."
Alternatives: "available in the table" or "shown in the table".
As before, a comparison of the associations with exclusive breast-feeding by early diagnosed diabetes (i.e., <5 years old) and later diagnosed diabetes (i.e., between 5 and 15 years old) showed little evidence of a difference in studies in which both age groups were available (shown in Supplementary Table 3).
There was little evidence of a difference in the association between childhood type 1 diabetes and (nonexclusive) breast-feeding in early diagnosed diabetes (i.e., <5 years old) and later diagnosed diabetes (i.e., between 5 and 15 years old) in studies in which both age groups were available (shown in Supplementary Table 3).
The nature of the available evidence reported by the different respondents as having been available is shown in Table 3, although majority of respondents mentioned community complaints as evidence that was available.> From the late 80s to the early 90s, international evidence was mainly available from the WB, United Nations Childrens Fundd (UNICEF), and the World Health Organization (WHO).
The revenues raised for cities for which figures are available are shown in Table 11.
However, the fuel efficiency data that are available is shown in Table 6.
In addition to the main study data displayed in Table 1, a second independent sample is available as shown in Table 2.
The CRMs currently available are shown in Table 8.
The questions asked by the GP and the response options available are shown in Table 1.
Various protective materials were reported to be available, as shown in Table 6.
An example of the data available is shown in Table 1.
