The phrase "a more thorough characterization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a detailed and comprehensive description or analysis of a subject or concept.
Example: "In order to understand the complexities of the issue, we require a more thorough characterization of the underlying factors."
Alternatives: "a more detailed description" or "a more comprehensive analysis".
In this context, we describe a more general polyhedral framework for describing virus capsid structures that is able to account for many of these limitations, including a more thorough characterization of intersubunit interfaces.
Philosophical work performed by rigidity is discussed in §3 below, after a more thorough characterization of the notion of rigidity is provided.
As metastases are the main cause of cancer-related death, a growing interest in metastatic cancer has been recently spurred on by a more thorough characterization of the genomic landscape of these tumors [13].
With a more thorough characterization of these mineralo-organic complexes as seen here and elsewhere [1] [5], it is now possible to demystify their biology as it unfolds within the body and throughout nature.
Longitudinal study designs, on the other hand, afford a more thorough characterization of brain development.
Collectively, these additional experiments provide a more thorough characterization of the tubules and more clearly define these tubules as lysosomal.
Given that we observed a stimulatory effect on mitochondrial movement in response to a D1R agonist, the results of our IBMX treatment experiments appear to run counter to the predicted correlation between elevated cAMP and DR1-coupled signaling, and therefore will require more thorough characterization.
More thorough characterization of the astroglial reaction is required.
More thorough characterization on significantly larger sample sizes is needed to provide prognostic predictor sets for all subtypes.
More thorough characterization of LPAR knockouts under different pathophysiological challenges will likely pinpoint distinct and unique functions associated with a single or a select few LPAR.
