The phrase "as the characterisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or referring to a specific characterization in a text, film, or other forms of media.
Example: "The author develops the protagonist's complexity as the characterisation reveals their inner struggles."
Alternatives: "in terms of the characterization" or "regarding the characterization".
What interests me is how this phenomenon will evolve as the characterisation of consumers improves.
The design of the system as well as the characterisation of the second stage is described in this paper.
We present here a critical review summarising the formation of dynamic polymeric networks through specific non-covalent interactions, with a particular emphasis on those systems based on host-guest complex formation, as well as the characterisation of their physical characteristics.
The intense spirituality of the book is echoed in and developed further in another review by Golden, which celebrates the cultural setting of Ozeki's work as much as the characterisation.
Some readers acknowledged their pleasure in the design as well as the characterisation: "Although it is big and has all the virtues of a page-turning saga, it also feels very compact and structured".
Comparisons are made with an edge-plane pyrolytic graphite and glassy-carbon electrode and the benefits of carbon black implemented as a modifier for sensors within electrochemistry are explored, as well as the characterisation of their electroanalytical performances.
For P, which is comparatively more variable by day, the DC approach is insufficient at recreating projected regimes while the DBS correction method can transfer changes in the mean as well as the variance, improving the characterisation of temporal dynamics as well as heavy precipitation events.
Therefore molecular biological methods for microorganisms as well as concepts for the characterisation of trace pollutants, nano materials and pathogens will be developed and validated.
While it is likely that hormonal influence is a significant contributor, as yet, the characterisation of oncogenic drivers by mutation analysis of even the most common gene mutations in MBCs has not been undertaken.
Just as unnerving is the characterisation of Ebenezer Scrooge, not as a laughable curmudgeon, but as a desiccated, bilious vulture who can shut up a choir of carollers with one frosty glare.
About half of the 113 water bodies in the basin were identified as preliminary heavily modified water bodies (HMWB) as part of the characterisation.
