The phrase "a variable representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing mathematical concepts, programming, or any context where something is being represented in a flexible or changeable manner.
Example: "In this equation, we use a variable representation of the unknown quantity to solve for its value."
Alternatives: "a flexible depiction of" or "a changeable representation of".
After that, structural analysis is carried out using the adaptive model by the authors, which has variable representation of displacements across the thickness and fixed degrees of freedom.
Although speculative, it is also possible that the variable representation of these factors across each of the domains in turn represents level of impact upon HRQoL.
To avoid biasing our analyses by the variable representation of intraspecific taxa, we pruned the trees to the species level before all analyses.
Using individual job satisfaction factors provides better predictions than relying on the second-order latent variable representation of the eight job satisfaction factors.
Breast cancer, as a solid tumour, consists of a variable mixture of neoplastic cells and non-neoplastic tumour stroma, comprising endothelial cells, pericytes, fibroblast cells and variable representation of inflammatory cells.
Large pool sizes make it difficult to differentiate between rare variants and sequence errors, while the variable representation of each haplotype among those sequenced makes MAF estimates more variable and complicates association testing.
Because of the known difference between gray matter and white matter microglia (10) and the variable representation of the gray matter in each section, cell counts from white matter only were compared for analysis.
As such, a more comprehensive modeling of dance should involve more flexible (i.e., variable) representations of the use of space while manipulating time according to temporal cues of the musical rhythm.
Short-term psychotherapy, adapted specifically to the context, through the integration of the culturally variable representations of illness, suffering and treatment [ 9, 10], may be the only viable possibility to offer mental health care in conflict.
Both algorithms are based on a discrete variable representation (DVR) of the rovibrational Hamiltonian for van der Waals molecules.
