The phrase "are a small representative" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a group that is a small sample or example of a larger population, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The participants in this study are a small representative sample of the larger community."
Alternatives: "are a small sample" or "are a minor representation".
Table 4 is a small representative subset, truncated in the number of genes (rows) and the number of MeSH terms (columns).
Table 7 is a small representative set, truncated in the number of disease phenotypes (rows) and the number of genes (columns).
Table 5 is a small representative subset, truncated in the number of genes (rows) and the number of Phenotype terms (columns).
The ski-industry closings are a small but representative setback for what a new report calls the outdoor economy — that is, "the stream of economic output that results from the protection and sustainable use of America's lands and waters when they are preserved in a largely undeveloped state".
My job, is to simply be an order taker and amass -- in what I believe to be -- a small representative sample of those predictions, in a cohesive and free flowing dictate that lets the reader decide for him or herself whether or not the predictions are at all reasonably foreseeable.
Table 8 is also a small representative set, truncated in the number of disease phenotypes (rows) and the number of genes (columns).
"A Song for a Jewish Soul" is a small story, representative of Lempel's deep concerns.
This was implemented by setting the initial ligand concentration L(t = 0) to equal 0.01 K D. This is a small perturbation representative of physiological ligand stimuli.
A reasonable way of alleviating this problem is to extract a small representative subset from the original dataset without reducing the classification accuracy.
Other aspects of quality of life were measured in a small representative cohort of patients using a daily diary card (DDC).
