The phrase "are characterized also" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing additional characteristics or features of a subject, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The species are characterized also by their unique mating rituals, which differ significantly from those of other species."
Alternatives: "are also defined by" or "are additionally marked by".
The considered structures are characterized also by a gradual variation of CNTs along the plate thickness.
In addition to the typical morphology and motility, sperms are characterized also by a highly organized chromatin structure.
Moreover, many investigations have shown that sulfonic esters of N-hydroxyimides are characterized also by the specific chemical reactivity toward nucleophilic compounds, like amines (Bauer and Exner 1974; Youssef and Abbady 1997; Abbady et al. 2000), hydrazine (Youssef and Abbady 1997; Abbady et al. 2000) and alcohols (Youssef and Abbady 1997; Chandrasekhar and Sridhar 2000; Sheikh et al. 2010).
The dipyrromethene-thiol/dodecanethiol SAMs have been characterized also by FTIR and wettability contact angle measurements.
The proposed architecture is characterized also by a high degree of robustness regarding the component faults and possible modeling uncertainties.
The metal nanoparticles deposited on the PDDA-modified graphene were characterized also with XPS.
This conformation is characterized also by larger HOMO LUMO gap of 9.00 eV further confirming its marked stability.
The effect of Ge thickness and growth rates described above has been characterized also by μ-Raman spectroscopy (Fig. 4).
Tumors were characterized also by the exclusive production of alternatively spliced M2 form of pyruvate kinase (PKM2).
We remind the reader that Design III is characterized also by a large fraction of parameters space leading to oscillations.
DLR removes the restriction of working with static immobilized enzyme particles, enabling suspensions of particles to be characterized also.
