The phrase "data contained in the table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific information that is found within a table in a document or report.
Example: "The data contained in the table illustrates the trends over the past five years."
Alternatives: "data included in the table" or "information found in the table."
For each sector, using 2005 Fukushima Regional IO Table, calculate the aggregate imports (including the ones from the other regions in the prefecture) within the six regions and subtract prefectural imports (not including the trades in the prefecture) from the data contained in the 2005 Fukushima Prefecture Input Output Table.
A summary of the data contained in the two files is given in Table 4.
Views can be used for example to represent a subset of the data contained in a table or they can join and simplify multiple tables into a single virtual table.
The data contained in Table 3, however, indicate that the criteria for choosing the best tests must be defined.
Now, to transform these terms into epidemiological parameters with their statistical significances, these data may be reorganized as described in table 3. Focusing on the data contained in Table 3, let b1+c1+d1 = S1 and b2+c2+d2 = S2.
Figure 7 shows a graphic with the data contained in Table 5, and allows us to evaluate in Cartesian scale the lifespan as a function of the applied load.
Means, standard error of the mean, and n values for experimental data are reported in the source data contained in Supplementary Tables S1 S5.
Figure 5 presents the experimental data contained in Table 4 plotted in logarithmic scale.
In these situations, chemometrics provide invaluable tools, which makes it possible to take into account the whole information contained in the data tables and to discriminate between samples.
The data contained in these figures and table were provided to the Public Health Agency of Canada from the Canadian Cancer Registry database at Statistics Canada with the knowledge and consent of the provincial and territorial cancer registries which supply the data to Statistics Canada.
