The phrase "a further characterization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to provide additional details or descriptions about a subject or concept.
Example: "In the following sections, we will provide a further characterization of the species' habitat and behavior."
Alternatives: "an additional description" or "a more detailed characterization".
The high affinity and facile labeling makes it a promising radioligand for a further characterization of P2X7 receptor subtype.
This represents a further characterization of the material for which we have already reported amphiphilic properties (Dworkin et al., 2001).
The present paper aims at describing a further characterization of this TEPC by simulating with the Monte Carlo FLUKA code the microdosimetric spectra measured with a carbon beam.
A further characterization of Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy proved the binding of glutathione on the surface of QDs by thiol ligands.
Here, we report a further characterization of this fragment, which identified a 12-amino acid core element absolutely required for the interaction.
Our results indicate a substantial probability of linkage to chromosome 1, which had been previously overlooked; our findings also provide a further characterization of the possible parent-of-origin effects at the 17q11 locus that were previously described in this sample.
Then, the solution was centrifuged at 12000 rpm for 30 min to obtain the product (marked as sample A) for further characterization.
The two rhAbs (AVFluIgG01 and AVFluIgG03) were expressed in SF9 cells and purified on a Protein A column for further characterization and functional analysis.
As a result, further characterization of these effectors, including LidL, is necessary to understand their modes of action within the infection cycle of L. pneumophila.
This could be used to prioritize it either as a candidate for further characterization or as an error.
Hence, texture attributes are stored in a feature database for further characterization by a classification process.
