The phrase "and represents as a" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incorrect construction and may confuse readers.
Example: "The painting represents as a reflection of societal issues." (This should be corrected to "The painting represents a reflection of societal issues.")
Alternatives: "and serves as a" or "and is depicted as a".
The low 'Dd' value is preferred where basin relief is low, though high 'Dd' is chosen where basin relief is high (Strahler 1964) and represents as a significant independent factor for expressing other morphometric elements.
The utilization of glycerol for the synthesis of value added chemical is a topic of great industrial interest because glycerol can be formed in large amounts during the biodiesel production and represents as a waste byproduct.
From the perspective of a mentee, a great mentor cares, is available and represents as a true role model.
The expression for the CCL impedance Z is derived and represented as a sum of the charge transfer Zct and oxygen transport Zox impedances.
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 distance of each voxel in the BM extravascular space to the closest anatomical landmark of interest was automatically measured and represented as a 3D distance map in a grey scale (Fig. 5a).
In addition, the scatter matrices are also generated based on the Fisher's criterion and represented as a Laplacian matrix.
Thus, these traits could also be assessed on multiple time points during the cropping cycle and represented as a function of time.
In this test, however, only the first two high-factor loading values were added to generate the mean and represent as a single score.
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.
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.
