The phrase "accepted to represent in" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of being chosen or authorized to represent someone or something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She was accepted to represent in the international conference, but the phrasing should be revised for clarity."
Alternatives: "chosen to represent" or "designated to represent".
Although CD34 + VEGFR-2 + AC133+ cells are widely accepted to represent 'true EPCs' in humans [ 23], they have never been proved to differentiate into ECs in vivo[ 22, 23].
TNBC is widely accepted to represent the biggest clinical challenge in breast cancer [ 78, 79].
The high confidence genes are those that are widely accepted to represent cancer genes and to be altered in prostate cancer.
Background: Systematic reviews and meta-analyses are generally accepted to represent the highest level of evidence, and are a cornerstone in practising evidence-based medicine.
We expected variability in Cronbach's alpha to be limited to values ≥ 0.60 because only those are generally accepted to represent sufficient internal consistency reliability [ 3].
While the demographic and clinical surveys were able to register basic information as clinical signals and past malaria experience for the residents of all age groups, the parasitological survey enrolled only residents over 5 years of age that accepted to participate in the study, representing 69% of residents with more than 5 years in Candelária and 84% in Teotônio.
Among the 762 households constituting the original CoPanFlu-RUN sample that were contacted by telephone, individuals representing 725 households accepted to take part in the survey, giving a participation rate of 95%.
Exchange groups cluster AAs based on accepted point mutations to represent conservative replacements through revolution.
There was some surprise when he accepted the invi tation to represent the United States in the current match, which started Saturday night, in Belgrade, Yugo slavia.
