The phrase "also characterizes that" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks a clear object or subject to characterize, making it difficult to use effectively in a sentence.
Example: "The study also characterizes that the new method improves efficiency."
Alternatives: "also describes that" or "also defines that".
Trump and Peña Nieto did meet at the G-20 summit, but Mexico has also characterized that conversation in very different terms.
If they reported hip pain, we also characterized that as hip joint pain and treated it as the gold standard for detecting hip osteoarthritis.
Additional endogenous siRNAs often associated with repetitive elements have also been characterized that are processed from long double stranded RNA (dsRNA), and function to silence transcription in cis through modification of the chromatin state.
The paper also characterizes other costs that were not amenable to empirical estimation.
After acid hydrolysis followed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry analysis, the presence of a dammarane-type triterpene skeleton was also characterized in that extract [ 14].
In all examples, the lesioned animals display stimulus-bound behavior, that is, responding directed towards specific salient stimuli, a description that also characterizes the deficits seen in the conditioned reinforcement and discrimination extinction tasks of the present study.
We find that a healthy level of competitive paranoia also characterizes the seed companies that reach highly competitiveSeries A rounds.
He said he believes in the interplay of design and chance — a theme of "Arcadia" that also characterizes how he came to write it.
Like HER-2-neu negativity, c-kit expression is typically a poor prognostic feature that also characterizes breast-ACC [ 18, 21, 29, 31, 34] as well as medullary breast cancer, another basal-like breast cancer [ 59, 60].
I suppose that describes virtually any company founded since the dot com bust, but what's interesting is that it also characterizes some of the most successful companies in history, some that trace their roots back more than a century.
