The phrase "a characteristic which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific quality or feature of something.
Example: "A characteristic which is often overlooked in this analysis is the impact of cultural factors on decision-making."
Alternatives: "a trait that is" or "a feature that is".
The band gap energy is sensitive to carrier concentration, a characteristic which is typical in a degenerate semiconductor (Burstein-Moss shift).
We define a node to be a person or a value of a characteristic, which is a risk factor (e.g., genotype).
Furthermore, we found that CEppt can arrest an ongoing process of Aβ fibrillization and to disassemble preformed fibrils, a characteristic which is very important when dealing with neurodegenerative disorders whose symptoms emerge relatively late in the disease progression when fibrils have already begun to form.
A "biomarker" is a characteristic which is objectively measured and evaluated as an indicator of physiologic biological processes, pathogenic processes, or pharmacologic responses to a therapeutic treatment.
The authors state that the presence of ticks in the canopy traps "reinforce[s] the notion that ticks use CO 2 to locate their hosts", a characteristic which is true of many species of ticks.
The early and severe steatorrhoea in our patient might have been facilitated by ESRD, a characteristic which was absent in the previous trials (estimated glomerular filtration rate >20 mL/min/1.73 m).
The Manual of Reason (TSD 3d) refines the idea: it defines a 'definition' of a class of things as any characteristic which is co-extensive with that class.
These were then labeled under a common characteristic which is a theme.
It also found that optimism is a personal characteristic, which is connected to a willingness to strive for a solution to a problem (20).
The first one refers to a dispositional characteristic which is stable over a period of time.
