The phrase "a compound representing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to chemistry, linguistics, or any field where compounds or representations are discussed.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze a compound representing the interaction between two different elements."
Alternatives: "a compound that signifies" or "a compound illustrating".
The threshold of toxicological concern (TTC) of a compound represents an exposure value below which the associated human health risk is considered negligible.
By introducing an ortho-aldehyde group to NNO, a conventional compound representing a class of thiol-imaging strategy, we obtained NQNO with enhanced selectivity for thiols over the major interferent hydrogen sulfide (H2S).
Catalysts were evaluated in the hydrogenation of anthracene, a model compound representing polyaromatic groups present in heavy oil fractions.
Each ECFP feature of a fingerprinted compound represents a circular substructure around a center atom.
Similarly, 10 of the 12 families encountered in the study were shared by the areas inside and outside of the ORI compound, representing a Sj of about 83%.
A microarray profile of alterations in gene expression associated with a single compound represents a unique signature that can be used to detect compounds with endocrine-disrupting activity in the environment.
Consequently, synthesis of such a large compound represented a formidable task.
The evaluation of a compound is associated with a certain cost while the identification of an active compound represents a gain.
Similarly, the substitution of anion X− by Y− in an A+X− compound represents a simple anionic substitution; this is exemplified by the replacement of Cl− (chlorine ions) with Br− (bromine ions) in the structure of KCl (potassium chloride).
Resistance to the streptogramin A and B combination QUI/DAL is of concern since the compound represents an alternative to glycopeptides in therapy of human MRSA infections.
