The phrase "a characterization from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a description or portrayal that originates from a specific source or context.
Example: "The novel offers a characterization from the perspective of the protagonist, revealing their inner thoughts and struggles."
Alternatives: "a description by" or "a portrayal from".
Examples of findings reveal a characterization distinctive from the general demographic of adults who are referred for sleep studies.
The first set of experiments provides a characterization independent from the type of energy source emulated and is aimed at the following: (i) evaluating the accuracy of the emulator when it measures the current supplied to the load device; (ii) empirically characterizing the latency of the emulation platform.
For a sound foundation of the character data aggregation procedure and in order to streamline taxon characterization, a reversible generation of a taxon characterization from the character data of the sampled individuals is necessary.
By comparing transcriptional signatures observable during and after immune therapy a convergent characterization from chronic to acute inflammation switch was observed.
It may bring cw-based radiance closer to frequency and time domain techniques in terms of being able to provide a complete tissue characterization from a single optode measurement.
After submission of this manuscript, a characterization of EngBF from B. longum and EngCP from C. perfringens was published (Ashida et al. 2008).
In view of the present state of the art, this work shows a new approach based on the use of a LiCl based tracer injection test through a borehole for transport characterization from a local to a regional scale.
Briefly, we used a qualitative exposure characterization from an earlier study to group all TCP-exposed jobs into 1 of 4 similarly exposed groups (10).
Afterwards, we give a characterization of complexity from our perspective.
