The phrase "represented the rate" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something or someone acted as a symbol or stood in for a specific rate or value. Example: The graph accurately represented the rate of change in temperature over the last decade.
The individual slope parameter represented the rate of change in blood pressure over time, up to 180 min post-drug administration.
As represented, the rate of ethanol production increased when the stirring rate is within the range 0 200 rpm, indicating the existence of external mass transfer limitations.
Iwaski (1937) proposed the filtration model in Eq. 15 which represented the rate of particle trapping: frac{partial sigma }{partial t} = lambda upsilon C (15 where υ is the superficial velocity, λ is defined as the filtration coefficient, a function of a large number of parameters, and C is the fraction of suspended particles per unit volume of suspension.
Because the reactivation step represented by k3 was the slow step in the OP hydrolysis reaction, k3 effectively represented the rate of OP turnover.
The organisms were characterized by their strategies of interacting with the environment and gathering resources; their fitness, defined as the amount of food gathered, was found to be optimized for an intermediate mutation rate, where the mutation rate represented the rate at which strategy elements were selected from a pool of possible behaviors.
In a second map (best-rate map), for each position in the auditory cortex, we represented the rate band that showed the strongest response.
The chief uncertainty lies in choosing the temperature that represents the rate of energy emission.
The upper limit of the range represents the rate beyond which the employer refuses to hire certain workers.
Start with productivity – I use a log scale, so that the slope of the trend represents the rate of growth.
For the restaurants chosen, Mr. Meyer said, "It's almost impossible to make money at $20.02 -- 1992 to 2002 does not represent the rate of inflation.
The benchmark is supposed to represent the rate at which banks lend money to each other on an unsecured basis.
