The phrase "a method characterized by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific method that has distinct features or qualities.
Example: "The study introduces a method characterized by its efficiency in data processing and accuracy in results."
Alternatives: "a method defined by" or "a method distinguished by".
The results of our study offered a method characterized by improved sensitivity, selectivity, and high throughput in comparison to other conventional techniques.
In this article we report a method characterized by a high degree of specificity and sensitivity which allows to identify at a single cell level the presence of JAK2V617F mutation.
WT animals were analyzed using a longitudinal study design, a method characterized by repeated measurements of a specific trait on the same individual (Miller 1997; Huang et al. 2004).
The aerodynamic optimization of a Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine is a complex method characterized by numerous trade-off decisions aimed at finding the optimum overall performance.
As a conclusion, our study argues for the choice of a JAK2V617F detection method characterized by a detection limit under 1% in order to identify more MPN patients.
We compared SDhaP with CPLEX [ 12] (an optimal assembly scheme for solving integer programs), HapCUT [ 7] (a widely used method characterized by a good speed/accuracy trade-off), RefHap [ 13] (a more recent scheme that is capable of detecting and correcting homozygous positions) and HapTree [ 16] (a recent method capable of performing haplotype assembly for both diploid and polyploid species).
In recent work, Gridelli et al. (2012) described a 5-step method, characterized by a portal vein in situ perfusion technique, to isolate cells from fetal liver tissue obtained from the late second trimester of gestation (gestational weeks 18 22).
Advantages of this system include elimination of a laser and associated optics used for sample excitation in fluorescence systems, and a chemiluminescence-based method characterized by an inherently low background, which is ideally suited for an intensified device.
To circumvent such technical barrier, we have newly developed a direct analytical method, characterized by introduction of an arsine gas sample into stable plasma stream, followed by gas-phase oxidation of arsine with molecular oxygen in a dynamic reaction cell (DRC) equipped within the inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP/MS) system, followed by subsequent detection of AsO+ ion.
To circumvent the problem of the major DNA contributor masking the minor DNA of a mixture, we propose here a PCR-based method characterized by allele-specific primers capable of targeting DNA sequences, which are unique to the minor DNA.
For rapidly predicting the inlet inviscid drag, we propose a streamline integral method characterized by high levels of computational efficiency and accuracy.
