The phrase "as a matrix that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something in terms of a matrix or when explaining a concept that involves a matrix structure.
Example: "The data can be analyzed as a matrix that represents various variables and their relationships."
Alternatives: "in the form of a matrix" or "structured as a matrix".
The chapter describes gel matrix as a matrix that provides excellent drug absorption.
The resulting caBIG criteria are presented as a matrix that may be applicable to any terminology standardization effort.
We instead reformulate the design problem as a matrix factorization problem, whereby a general target transmission function is represented as a matrix that can encode all possible geometric alignments between the DOEs since it contains an entry for every combination of pixels on the first and second DOE.
A suitable biomaterial can be utilized as a template to guide tissue reorganization, as a matrix that provides optimum micro-environmental conditions to cells, as a delivery vehicle to carry bioactive factors which can be released in a controlled manner, and as local niches to orchestrate in situ tissue regeneration.
The pattern matrix P of size L × P is defined as a matrix that contains the patterns x p of a set of P data samples, P = [x 1, …, x P ], and the matrix Q is defined as Q = 1 P, (7).
In this study, we showed that the 3D alginate bead scaffold can serve as a matrix that realizes adequate conditions to induce cultured tumor cells towards a more malignant in vivo-like phenotype.
For matrices such as dermal wipes, there is a critical need to prepare a matrix that is as similar as possible to the field matrix.
As a solution, we create a matrix that contains only the top 21 million node similarity scores of the original node similarity matrix, this being the maximum that our computational resources would process.
While the structural value of a bundle of fibres is low, the strength of individual fibres can be harnessed if they are embedded in a matrix that acts as an adhesive, binding the fibres and lending solidity to the material.
The biological processes and test methods were organized into a matrix that served as a working document used in subsequent steps [this working document (BCCP 2010) is available online: http://coeh.berkeley.edu/greenchemistry/cbcrpdocs/matrix.pdf].
The pairwise similarities generated by this analysis were parsed and stored in a matrix that served as input for clustering by the TribeMCL approach [ 86].
