The phrase "also been characterized that" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is describing how something has been defined or described, but it requires a different structure to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The phenomenon has also been characterized as complex and multifaceted."
Alternatives: "also been described as" or "also been identified as".
Because mir-35 -41 deletion mutants can bypass embryonic lethality at 15° or 20°, postembryonic phenotypes have also been characterized for animals that escape lethality at these permissive temperatures.
Here, we expression profile 430 miRNA loci in 145 tumors that have also been characterized by high resolution aCGH, allowing identification of miRNAs which are associated with patient survival, differentially expressed in genetic subtypes, and that have been dysregulated by both over-expression of the MYCN transcription factor and large-scale chromosomal imbalances.
To provide proof of concept for this approach, we determined the metaproteomes of two fecal samples from healthy adults that had also been characterized by metagenomic sequence analysis.
Mr. Kelly's tenure has also been characterized by Police Academy classes that more closely resemble the racial makeup of the city's eight million residents.
Note that dimers have also been characterized for the related anti-sigma factor AsiA [27], [28].
Some remarkably widespread taxa were characterized that are also known from many locations worldwide, including the clonally propogating red alga Compsopogon caeruleus and the green alga Cladophora glomerata; distribution of the former to Hawaii may be a result of the aquarium trade [ 39], while ubiquity in the latter case may be a result of either anthropogenic or non-anthropogenic dispersal.
Future work will lead to a variety of more realistic models that can also be characterized by the stimulus correlations that they detect.
However, we hypothesize that the acclimated state will also be characterized by unique expression patterns that, in theory, should be amenable to our approach.
The structure can also be characterized by noting that the ((k, j)) entry of C, (C_{k,j}), is given by C_{k,j} = c_{(j-k) operatorname{mod}n}. (5).
In autoimmunity there is an expansion of a CD40-expressing T cell subset that also is characterized by its low surface-expression of CD4 [15] [17]–[15] [17]
