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'shown in this data' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to information that has been presented or documented in numerical form. For example, "The trend shown in this data suggests that the number of new cases has been steadily increasing over the last month."
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Trees based on the same alignments were also generated with the puzzle 5.2 software [ 78], and gave very similar results to those shown in this paper (data not shown).
However, as we have shown in this study, data sources that rely on the identification of an AC as the principal diagnosis alone would under-represent the extent of the problem in a population.
This mapping is shown in the data model details in the Supplementary Material.
As shown in this figure, the data of various concentrations are collapsed on one curve when Pe i is used in presenting the data.
However, the vast majority of this discrepancy (23 percentage points out of 27) is, as I have shown in this post, due to data discontinuities.
The studies shown in this section using MRI data have shown that they can be useful in answering clinical questions as well as making clinical predictions.
The immunofluorescence data was consistent with other evaluation data shown in this article.
The interpretation of clinical data shown in this study is limited by its small case series and the retrospective data collection in a single hospital-based study.
He added: "MMPR is being rolled out gradually across the country and data shown in this review include figures from establishments which never used MMPR or switched to it part way through the reporting period.
The efficiency data shown in this figure are the average of three measurements.
All data shown in this paper are from the same representative device.
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