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If authors have identified a need for 1 or more of these functions, a table may be an appropriate means for communicating their information. However, authors must first consider whether the information is best presented in the text of the manuscript. For example, a table typically consists of 3 or more interrelated columns and 3 or more rows.5 If the data meant for the table will require fewer than 3 columns or rows, it may be more appropriate to present the information in the text.6 For example, the information in Table 1 could easily be incorporated into the text of the article:

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