The phrase "and that characteristics" is not correct in English.
It should be "and those characteristics" or "and that characteristic" depending on the intended meaning. You can use it when referring to specific traits or features in a discussion, but it needs to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The study focused on various factors, including the environment and those characteristics that influence behavior."
Alternatives: "and those traits" or "and that feature".
It was, however, recognised during the work that boundaries between scenarios are not always very clear and that characteristics from several scenarios could be integrated to create the most desirable future image.
Although we adjusted for nationality we cannot disregard that residual confounding may have occurred and that characteristics associated with migrant status might have affected the risk for adverse outcomes.
It is worth noting that the role of the cytological examination result is dominant and that characteristics, such as the woman's age and the majority of HPV subtypes as were identified by the HPV subtyping test, were not found significant to be included.
There is an assumption in the literature, often unstated, that Family Medicine world-wide is the same as Primary Care [ 13], and that characteristics such as first contact care and longitudinal ongoing care will be core to Family Medicine anywhere [ 14].
We hypothesized that indicators of neighborhood walkability would be associated with lower BMI z-scores cross-sectionally, and that characteristics expected to reduce walkability would be associated with increases in BMI z-scores over time among children and adolescents, based on past theoretical and empirical research.
Our study provides clear evidence that corporate bonds can be successfully traded by an LOB and that characteristics of the LOB contribute to market liquidity.
The analysis assumes that each treatment option can be broken down into specific characteristics, and that each characteristic is defined by a number of levels.
This demonstrates that the thermal load is a dominant damaging factor and that the characteristics of our approach have provided adequate protection against thermal and photon damage.
And that one characteristic of this processing pathway is both a blessing and a curse.
And that characteristic is most commonly created by making a roux, cooking flour and oil together until they thicken and darken.
Even when those involved have been trained to write history, the results often suffer from overspecialization, unreadable prose, and that characteristic fault: unreality.
