The phrase "a relationship representing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a connection or association that illustrates or symbolizes something.
Example: "The diagram illustrates a relationship representing the correlation between temperature and pressure in gases."
Alternatives: "a connection illustrating" or "an association depicting".
If the partition supports a relationship represented by a node in the combined tree, then the PBS value will be positive.
A prototype relationship representing mineral-N pool conversions (NO3− and NH4+) was proposed based on time, pool concentrations, moisture relationships, and soil rate constants (preliminary testing only).
The plot of OSC t against t gives a linear relationship representing Eq. 4, where k1 is the slope and ln OSC0 is the intercept.
For steel sections, KSSC KCI allows the use of a bilinear stress strain relationship, representing the elastic-perfectly plastic or strain-hardening behavior.
In addition, our use of the REER, instead of the real exchange rate (a construct based on a bilateral relationship), represents an improvement over other previous studies.
A linear relationship represented well the temperature dependency of mechanical properties.
The root node is then connected with the concept "ceiling_height" through a possessing relationship represented by "has;" then the concept "ceiling_height" is connected to the quantity "7 feet" through a quantity comparative relation "greater_than_or_equal".
Note that there is a causal relationship (represented by the arrows) between the number of uniform datasets and the time spent on implementation.
Secondly, the choice of a dose-response relationship represents an even more critical determinant of HIA results than any consideration of baseline data.
Working with experts, this research used ISM to clearly specify an engineering risk factor relationship represented by a cause effect diagram, which forms the structure of the BN.
