The phrase "and cannot be characterized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is difficult or impossible to define or categorize.
Example: "The phenomenon observed in the experiment is unique and cannot be characterized by existing theories."
Alternatives: "and cannot be defined" or "and cannot be classified".
Such correlation involves variations in both the spatial and temporal domains and cannot be characterized by either the spatial or temporal semi-variogram alone.
Samples that fall outside of the triangle indicate the presence of additional sources or diagenetic modifications of the original signal and cannot be characterized by this model.
With regard to precipitation, a decreasing trend can be considered for autumn, spring and summer values for the whole Mediterranean region, while winter precipitation indicates significant variability and cannot be characterized as increasing or decreasing in general.
Professor Nooruddin's work on electoral politics in India is well-regarded and cannot be characterized as "highly biased".
This is a very subjective assessment and cannot be characterized as an objective, science-based conclusion supported by available data.
Ectoderm and endoderm-derived tumors tend to be genetically unstable and cannot be characterized by a single genetic abnormality.
However, individual case studies showed that not all patients held to be of access type are sensitive to temporal factors and so cannot be characterized as being of a refractory type.
The 'Cluster' column indicates the most inclusive phylogenetic clade that encompasses all of the genes in the particular cluster (e.g., 'Metazoa' could indicate that the cluster contains genes from both bilaterians and cnidarians and thus cannot be characterized by a less inclusive clade, such as 'Bilateria').
However, both glycopeptides and phosphopeptides cannot be characterized effectively due to their sub-stoichiometric amounts and the ionization suppression from unmodified peptides.
The fact that single points in a true continuum "cannot be exhibited" arises, Weyl asserts, from the fact that they are not genuine individuals and so cannot be characterized by their properties.
Many researchers have tried to characterize the interphase properties by modeling of the general properties of nanocomposites because the interphase is affected by many factors, and it cannot be characterized by simple techniques [14, 15].
