The phrase "and true characterization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an accurate or authentic description of something, often in analytical or descriptive contexts.
Example: "The author provides an insightful and true characterization of the protagonist's struggles throughout the novel."
Alternatives: "and accurate depiction of" or "and genuine representation of".
First, some apparent geographical separation between the SWA and SEA groups that requires more intense sampling in the Old World to provide a true characterization of this relationship, and then a more recent radiation of the SWA and SEA groups into the New World most likely within the last 25 years (Halbert & Núñez, 2004).
The virtual evidence from ORFinder and ScanProsite described above, by way of sequence analysis and a protein domain database query is significant but the true characterization of a protein must be done through studies of expression and other functional tests.
Nevertheless, this approach quantifies only the highest tumour uptake localised in one voxel, which is not a true characterization of the metabolic status of the entire tumour.
Finally, while the present study represents a beginning, a true characterization of the repertoire of miRNA expression in barley will only emerge through additional experiments sampling expression across different tissues, different developmental stages and/or environmental conditions (e.g. imposed stresses).
Of particular interest is the convergence of the logic-based dynamical system statements (in an appropriate sense) to true characterizations of the system state.
The photoplay has been constructed with meticulous attention to the edicts of the movie school of conventionalities; true characterization, intrigue and subtlety are conspicuously absent.
In other words, there are more matched fragments with a corresponding lower number of unmatched fragments, which reinforces the use of P-score as a reasonable substitute in the absence of a true characterization score.
While the analysis of Uyghurs rifling under oppressive religious restrictions is true, the characterization of Uyghurs as conservative Sunnis ignores the plurality of Uyghur faith on display in Ross's exhibit at the Rubin Museum.
However, the identification and further characterization of the true stem cells among the spermatogonia remain challenging because of the absence of specific markers that would allow the isolation and further analysis of this population.
We recently reported the identification and molecular characterization of the first true lipocalins from plants, including the Apolipoprotein D ortholog AtTIL identified in the plant model Arabidopsis thaliana.
