Examples of using Figures in table in English and their translations into French
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We used these figures in Table 1.1.
The figures in Table 5 above are from the 1992 LFS.
The trend of prices is illustrated by the figures in Table 11.
The figures in Table A originate with DFHP.
Except for the number of observations,all other figures in Table 1 are weighted.
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The figures in Table B originate with DCSA.
It should be kept in mind that the figures in Table 3.4 reflect the actual hours worked.
The figures in Table 6 refer to severely disabled persons.
The agri-food production presented in Table 1 is mainly exported,yet West Africa has a critical food insecurity problem as shown by the figures in Table 2.
The figures in Table 1 and Graph 1 illustrate this phenomenon.
Strictly speaking, the figures in Table 2078 yield an average salary of $51,800.
The figures in table 4.3 are more theoretical than practical.
Using the figures in Table 4, this rate is estimated at 88.2.
The figures in table 6 must therefore be interpreted with due caution.
For example, based on the figures in Table 1, a person with a body weight of 70 kg who swims for 1 hour roughly burns 490 kilocalories 70 kg x 7 MET.
Figures in table 8 are pledges or contributions as reported by GEF.
Therefore, the figures in Table 3 may not necessarily reflect the treatment programs accurately.
The figures in table 6 include fruits other than lemon; imports of lemons in 1973 totalled.
The figures in Table 3 refer to aggregate trade in services.
The figures in Table A originate with the CF Director Force Health Protection(DFHP.