The phrase "assembly characterizes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how an assembly or collection of items or elements defines or represents certain characteristics or features.
Example: "In this study, the assembly characterizes the unique properties of the material under investigation."
Alternatives: "assembly defines" or "assembly represents".
As such, we show that a high-resolution physical map based on the direct analysis of genomic DNA, spans existing sequence physical gaps, validates the genome sequence assembly, characterizes gaps, corrects sequence misassemblies, and creates a physical scaffold for sequence finishing.
In the paper the modeling of a double-redundant actuator assembly characterized by first-order dynamics of individual actuators is presented first.
The new RFX load assembly characterized by a thin copper shell requires using an active control system for the plasma equilibrium.
Probing the wettability of CF tows is, however, highly challenging, because it couples the effects of surface chemistry and geometry of the fibre assembly characterized by spontaneous capillary wicking and elasto-capillarity induced aggregation.
A major population of this set of in vivo particles isolated under high salt condition might still represent snapshots of 30S assembly intermediates trapped in early stages of the 3′ domain assembly, characterized by extremely low levels of secondary and tertiary proteins in the 3′ domain.
Campbell began speaking out after the assembly, characterizing Stenzel's remarks as "slut-shaming, which caused female students to cry.
Interestingly, microtubule disruption leads to stable adhesion complex assembly characterized by high levels of both FAK-Tyr397 [26], [26] and actin stress fibers [26].
A second annotation produced by our laboratory using the same assembly characterized 5,834 gene models (including 12 mitochondrial genes), which are identified with the prefix "cpar" [ 18, 19].
Here, we provide a review of finite molecular assemblies characterized in the organic solid state.
Bacterial biofilms are complex multicellular assemblies, characterized by a heterogeneous extracellular polymeric matrix, that have emerged as hallmarks of persistent infectious diseases.
Different from rings and ring assemblies, bridge assemblies characterize contiguous ring systems sharing two or more bonds, and therefore they are also ring assemblies but more complicated.
