The phrase "a sufficient characterization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a description or definition adequately captures the essence of a concept or phenomenon.
Example: "The study provides a sufficient characterization of the species' behavior in its natural habitat."
Alternatives: "an adequate description of" or "a proper definition of".
However, considerable advances in the field are required to enable sufficient characterization of the entire airborne microbiome.
A necessary and sufficient characterization is given that specifies which sets of sums of translations of radial functions are dense in the set of continuous functions in the plane.
In advance of this milestone, sufficient characterization and annotation of the genome has already taken place [18] so that in the latest Version 4 of Schistosoma mansoni GeneDB [19] the prediction of genes, open reading frames and translation products has been accomplished.
Although our goal is to develop and distribute useful animal models and data to the PD research community as quickly as possible, there must be a balance between rapid dissemination of the tools and sufficient characterization to ensure quality assurance of the tools.
Sufficient characterization methods were carried out to demonstrate the successful fabrication of the functional NFMs.
This is really the biggest caveat with the work and interpretation, because the data is interpreted that threonine phosphorylation is slow but triggers quick arrestin binding, while serine phosphorylation is fast but inefficient in triggering arrestin binding, a claim that must be supported by sufficient biochemical characterization of StoA mutant mice.
In the direct model of oral tolerization, the full sequence of exposures (OVA/OVA/OVA) is both necessary and sufficient for characterization of hematological effects in vivo (see Results).
Due to the relatively low EST coverage of the Arabidopsis genome, the EST data alone is not sufficient for a comprehensive characterization of the alternative splicing of NAGNAG motifs.
For example, comparisons of intraspecific levels of divergence for populations of Microcebus [ 34] and Lepilemur [ 35] were based on as few as 3 individuals (M. bongolavenesis), but it is not known whether this is sufficient for a representative characterization of the existing intraspecific variation.
The independent parameters which are both necessary and sufficient for an engineering characterization of the seismic input at a specific site have been identified as the three peak parameters (PGA, PGV and PGD).
