The phrase "as better representing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a comparison or a preference for one representation over another, but it lacks clarity and grammatical correctness.
Example: "The new model is considered as better representing the company's values than the previous one."
Alternatives: "as a more accurate representation" or "as a superior representation."
Minorities need not make their demands conform to the basic dichotomy of views and interests that characterize single member district systems so their views are more articulated and distinctive as well as better represented.
The team decided to stay with two-dimensional graphics instead of three-dimensional graphics, believing it would help differentiate themselves from other Square Enix titles as well as better represent their vision for the game.
These can account for more graded responses, and for the stochastic effects of noise and of small numbers of molecules, as well as better represent uncertainty in the model.
Gould makes a persuasive case that New Labour was a sincere vocation to reunite a party with voters so as better to represent them in government.
Dubbed "Dharma Ambassadors," the program has energized community members to become more engaged on issues such as education, interfaith dialogue, and better representing Hinduism in the public sphere.
"Landmark" should have been the first original show out of the gate on Spotify, as it better represents the streaming music platform's larger goal with its expansion into its own video content.
Recreational benefit estimates can be substantially improved by incorporation of data on attributes that are averaged over shorter periods of time so as to better represent within-season variability.
A quadratic, as opposed to a linear relationship between domain levels and choice was used in the model calculation as it better represented the data.
Here we visualise data from the next most robust division (Δ K6 = 198.5) as it better represents previously-described sub-structure within T. speciosissima[ 10].
Here, we were interested in mimicking severe and non-self-remitting disease, as it better represents human disease; therefore, we used the chronic G6PI model.
