The phrase "an additional characteristic for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an extra feature or quality that is relevant to a subject or object being discussed.
Example: "The new model includes an additional characteristic for improved energy efficiency."
Alternatives: "a further attribute for" or "an extra feature for".
The former are controlled by introducing model age as an additional characteristic, the latter are accounted for by using fixed effects panel data estimators.
For GAAu-MNP, an additional characteristic peak at 38.1° and three weak peaks at 44.3, 64.5, and 77.4° were observed.
Additional characteristic for block V is the presence of aspartate (Asp) three amino acids ahead of His (i.e., DxxH sustain as the third member of the catalytic triad).
After a request is scheduled, MMS computes two additional characteristics for the request: Scheduled Start Time (SST) – The time at which the request is scheduled to begin execution.
Additional characteristics for two of the feldspars are as follows: Microcline commonly exhibits "grid twinning".
The initial data for constructing the failure surface are the strength properties of the masonry which are listed in the design norms of masonry structures, as well as some additional characteristics for which the empirical formulae are proposed.
Moreover, in Table 2, we present additional characteristics for computational approaches specifically designed for CLIP-seq data.
The results are summarized and discussed below, while details on individual expression levels and additional characteristics for each identified ncRNA are provided in Additional file 2, Table S1.
Since DC conditioned in the absence of TGF-β do not promote the emergence of a Foxp3-dominant response in the IFN-γ protocol (not shown), these data indicate that reduced IL-6 production is an important additional characteristic of the DC required for Treg development in this system.
Conversely, additional characteristic differences for the two crystals were seen in their UHR-OCT images (Fig. 4(b)).
