The phrase "obvious from the table" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that the information presented in a table is clearly obvious. For example, "It is obvious from the table that the number of cats in the house has increased over the past year."
The influence of the emerging parameters are patently obvious from the Table 6, and hence are not discussed for conciseness.
A point that is immediately obvious from the table is the extremely large estimates that participants expressed about third-party links.
As it is obvious from the table, the algorithm has lower RR for some categories, including animal sex, bad illumination, porn with clothes, and low-resolution video clips.
As it is obvious from the Table 7 that activities of antioxidant related enzymes were detiorated by administration of streptozotocin (STZ).
As it is obvious from the table (Table 4), the weight of the diabetic untreated rats was reduced to a significant level.
As is obvious from the table, the age distribution was negatively skewed and centred on the 60 69 age strata, with the youngest participants being in the 18 29 age group while 80 89 was the oldest reported age range.
It is obvious from the tables that changing the average degree of the initial network has no much effect when the cache size is fixed.
It is obvious from this table that the defuzzified values are changing with the change of spread.
The convergence to the exact solution in the Galerkin method is obvious from this table.
The high surface roughness of FK1 and FK2 tablets is obvious from the data of Table 2, and such high values can be used for screening of the fake from the genuine tablets.
As it is obvious from the results in Table 4 ANN has more or less same efficiency as well as MLR to map the relationship between input objects and response values.
