The phrase "and represented as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something is depicted or illustrated in a particular form or manner.
Example: "The data was analyzed and represented as a graph to better visualize the trends over time."
Alternatives: "and depicted as a" or "and illustrated as a".
In addition, the scatter matrices are also generated based on the Fisher's criterion and represented as a Laplacian matrix.
The composite hardness of the system was determined by means of Vickers indentation and represented as a function of the relative indentation depth (R.I.D).
The expression for the CCL impedance Z is derived and represented as a sum of the charge transfer Zct and oxygen transport Zox impedances.
Thus, these traits could also be assessed on multiple time points during the cropping cycle and represented as a function of time.
In vitro99mTcO4 − uptake levels were measured in terms of radioactivity in the cell lysates relative to the total radioactivity added and represented as a percentage.
The submandibular gland was manually added to the phantom and represented as a sphere with the radius correlated to the average weight of the organ.
Adsorption data of water, alcohols and aromatic compounds both on hydrophilic on and hydrophobic zeolites has been collected from the literature and represented as a function of P/Pisat.
Assuming (chi ^2 approx 1) (referred to as target value and represented as a gray dashed line in Figs. 5a, 7a, respectively) indicates that the global test is fulfilled, i.e., the deterministic and stochastic model assumptions are valid.
The degree of imbalance in the current resource utilization of a PM was captured and represented as a multi-dimensional server resource utilization, and then resources utilization are balanced using vector algebra.
Rather, the firm is appraised as a system in its own right, and represented as a table distinguishing functional units of the firm as row and column sectors (Grubbstrom and Tang [2000]; Lave [2006]).
Here, the development of a new pharmacophoric binding site descriptor in the spirit of Cavbase [3] is presented: Instead of focussing on ligand features, crucial amino-acid residues within the binding site are identified and represented as a pharmacophore model.
