The phrase "array that represents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a data structure, particularly in programming or mathematical contexts, to indicate that the array holds or symbolizes certain values or information.
Example: "The array that represents the temperature readings for the week is essential for our analysis."
Alternatives: "array depicting" or "array illustrating".
There were three gene specific probesets on the array that represented the Vrn1 gene: Ta.30607.1.A1_at, Ta.142.1.S1_at and Ta.Affx.143995.17.A1_at.143995.17.A1_at
The result of these analyses was formation of clusters, i.e. groups of arrays that represent TR families.
Finally, we considered the arrays that represent the shift from light to dark, data from "90 minutes of light" array to "60 minutes of dark" array.
High-density oligonucleotide tiling arrays that represent the entire genome are now available and enable comprehensive mapping of protein-DNA interactions [ 6, 22, 24].
Next, we considered the arrays that represent the shift from darkness to light, the first three arrays (from "24 hours of darkness" array to "60 minutes of light" array).
In various spruce species, such strategies are currently employed, which involve gene capture and sequencing for a variety of pools using oligo arrays that represent most of the transcriptome of the spruce genome [ 39].
"That's the way things are going," said Peter Osnos, Mr. Putin's American publisher at PublicAffairs. "The new president of Russia is publishing in the U.S. through this array of digital channels that represents how the world is changing".
However, just taking a single accession number from each annotation reveals a complex array of 83 toxins that represents the predicted venom of A. digitifera (Table 16); UniProt BLAST E-values are given in Additional file 1: Table S16b.
The microarray utilized was the commercially available Affymetrix GeneChip® Cotton Genome Array (Affymetrix Inc., Santa Clara, CA), that represents 21,854 transcripts gathered from four species of cotton (G. arboreum, G. barbadense, G. hirsutum, and G. raimondii) and a variety of tissue types including fibers at the initiation, elongation, and SCW biosynthesis stages of development.
