The phrase "as representing about" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are trying to indicate that something is being represented in a certain way or quantity, but it is awkwardly phrased.
Example: "The data was presented as representing about 30% of the total population."
Alternatives: "as indicating approximately" or "as denoting around".
It has been generally believed that intron retention) is the most frequent type of AS in plants, representing about 60% of the AS events [ 8].
While $22.1 billion is a considerable sum, representing about as much as the budgets for the Departments of Justice and Agriculture and about half the State Department's 2012 budget, it contrasts sharply with economist Anita Dancs's estimate of $250 billion.
The 27 nations of the European Union are a big customer as a whole, representing about 18 percent of Iran's exports.
The resignations come as the union representing about 10,500 American pilots prepares to negotiate a new contract in 2001 and after a tempestuous period that included a 10-day pilot sickout in February 1999.
Investigators concluded that fraudulent or improper payments probably ranged from $400 million to $1.4 billion, leading them to settle on $1 billion as their most likely estimate, representing about 16percentt of the distributed aid.
The authors broke down acts of personal consumption by race to assess how emissions were driven differently by people self-identifying as black or African American, representing about 12percentt of the population; Hispanic or Latino, representing about 17percentt of the population; and non-Hispanic whites combined with all other groups, together representing about 70percentt of the population.
Take the 10 Southeast Asian nations in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, known as Asean, a regional economic bloc representing about 600 million people.
As for labor, the IAM represents about 5,000 Bombardier workers, including about 1,500 A220 workers.
Rain stormed down this morning as commuters, representing about a third of the town's 6,000 residents, headed off on the 90-minute trip north to Washington.
Its economy is about the same size as Portugal's, representing about one-fifth of Spain's $1.5-trillion 1.5-trillionic product.
