The phrase "and represented the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been depicted or illustrated in a similar manner or context as previously mentioned.
Example: "The data from the two studies were analyzed and represented the same in the final report."
Alternatives: "and depicted the same" or "and illustrated the same".
Therefore, the three scans presented in this figure were referenced and represented the same section of the retina.
All three female bias probes with >10-fold effects were not expressed in males and represented the same gene on the X chromosome, Xist.
To achieve strain level discrimination when multiple sequences had the same best scoring match, the results were reviewed to determine if these sequences were in fact redundant and represented the same strain.
Sequencing the parental lines revealed only 3 SNPs all of which were in the 3'UTR and represented the same strain distribution pattern (Table 1 and Table S1 in File S1) (allele 1 = A, BALB, C3H, CBA; allele 2 = AKR, C57, DBA, LP).
Processing parameters were implemented following the recommendations of the manufacturer and represented the same as those used as standard processing in our institution.
Identical Cfr9I and ApaI band patterns were seen for nine of the 12 isolates, here named pulsotype A. According to the definition by Tenover et al. [ 47], those isolates were genetically indistinguishable and represented the same strain.
Morphs that are in complementary distribution and represent the same morpheme are said to be allomorphs of that morpheme.
The damage to our arts is of a piece with the ideologically driven cuts to the CSIRO, and represents the same kind of contempt for our knowledge industries.
Because she is black and represents the same area as Mr. Booker, there has been speculation that she would win votes that otherwise might go to him.
This is actually a meso compound and so both SMILES strings are correct and represent the same molecule.
Variability was measured as a ratio of maximal and minimal outliers in the profile of N normalized samples obtained under identical conditions and representing the same tissue lineage.
