The phrase "already characterized for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been previously defined or described in a specific context.
Example: "The data set has already been characterized for its key variables, making analysis more straightforward."
Alternatives: "previously defined for" or "already described for".
To address whether in vivo association between HPV sperm was present, we took advantage of samples already characterized for the presence of HPV.
Among the CCD4 proteins already characterized for other plants, the Malus domestica and Rosa x damascena CCD4 proteins (MdCCD4 and RdCCD4) are the closest to VvCCD4a.
In this report we describe for the first time the global expression profiles of sno/scaRNAs in the cells from a large cohort of CLL cases already characterized for many features.
The specimens, which represent a subset of a larger case series already characterized for TMM (Costa et al, 2006), were consecutive with respect to the availability of frozen tissue and adequate clinicopathologic and follow-up information.
Coupled with biochemical data, these studies indicate that EZH2α and EZH2β are capable of forming distinct repressive complexes that mediate the repression of unique gene networks within a wide variety of biological processes already characterized for PRC2, including proliferation, migration and differentiation, among others [ 42].
The Konjaku Monogatari, a collection of stories published in the late Heian Period, contains some of the earliest tales of tengu, already characterized as they would be for centuries to come.
The former is mostly applied when a polyclonal, IgG or IgE isotype, from either humans or experimental animals, or a monoclonal antibody are available for an already characterized homologous molecule.
Therefore there is general consent that the establishment of a comprehensive pool of antiviral drugs, including substances that inhibit OPV replication by mechanisms other than the substances already characterized, is a reliable strategy for treating and preventing smallpox and other OPV infections in humans [ 2].
The large number and mobility of TvMULEs, much like those observed for other TEs already characterized in T. vaginalis [ 9, 50- 52], raise puzzling questions.
Furthermore, we demonstrate that CSIDOP can complement current GO annotation by providing additional functional annotations for proteins that are already characterized by GO.
Sequence homology to already characterized genes is central to most methods for candidate gene detection, but combining it with additional types of evidence can significantly improve performance.
