The phrase "a parameter that characterises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific variable or factor that defines or describes a particular aspect of a subject or system.
Example: "In our study, we identified a parameter that characterises the efficiency of the new algorithm."
Alternatives: "a factor that defines" or "a variable that describes".
Permeability is a convenient parameter that characterises flow, correlating to structure openness (interconnectivity and pore window size), tortuosity and hence flow shear rates.
Comparison with experimental data yields a numerical value for a new model parameter that characterises the correlation in mutual positions of blood vessels.
Consequently, these results anecdotally suggest that α or some equivalent parameter that characterises the structural properties of hemicellulose in bagasse may be needed when modelling dilute acid pretreatment.
The parameter that characterised the kinetics of ethanol degradation (k0) ranged from (4 × 10−4 and 5.0 × 10−1 dependingepending on storage conditions.
In this study, the parameters that characterises the mechanical properties for stiffness and strength to be used as sandwich structure core materials were identified.
Item Response Theory (IRT) models utilise item or code occurrences as outcomes and estimate parameters that characterise the properties of an item or code.
The scaled accelerograms should reflect the hazard in terms of the parameters that characterise the inelastic demand on structures, including response spectral ordinates, duration and energy content.
The parameters that characterise the response of the shear and flexural springs are adjusted on the basis of laboratory tests on short and long links.
The micro-DFN model offers a great flexibility in the way inter- and intra-granular space is represented as the different parameters that characterise each fracture set can be fine tuned to represent samples of different characteristics.
Results have demonstrated that there is significant potential to predict the fatigue performance of welds using parameters that characterise the residual strain/stress and hardness/mechanical property profiles across the weld zone.
