The phrase "assists characterization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular element contributes to the development or portrayal of a character in a narrative.
Example: "The protagonist's internal conflict assists characterization by revealing their deeper motivations and fears."
Alternatives: "aids in character development" or "enhances character portrayal".
assisted characterization of transgenic plants.
Nitzsche, B., Ruhnow, F. & Diez, S. Quantum-dot-assisted characterization of microtubule rotations during cargo transport.
This scheme can now be applied to subsurface samples to assist characterization of subsurface deepwater channel-levee complex architecture, understanding of which is vital for hydrocarbon exploration.
Contaminants collected from samples of roof products exposed at seven California sites for about one and a half years were analysed for major and trace elements and carbons to assist characterization of the chemical profile of the atmospheric particles that soil each roof sample.
Moreover, as demonstrated for a fungal culture sample, FragExtract also assists the characterization of unknown metabolites, which are not contained in databases, and thus exhibits a significant contribution to untargeted metabolomics research.
Based on Rogers [ 9], communication among users might be significant in the innovation-decision process for two reasons: 1) in the knowledge stage, it assists the characterization of the communication behavior of an adoption unit, and 2) in the confirmation stage, it helps the adoption unit to become aware of a need inducing it to look for information about an innovation to fulfill that need.
D.M.B. assisted with characterization of the teratocarcinoma cell explants.
Fruitful theoretical approaches to predict catalyst stability, to simulate transition states or assist catalyst characterization become available due to the computational possibilities generated by supercomputers.
The preliminary results of this work show that time-lapse electrical data is capable of capturing flow dynamics during fracturing process and has the potential to further assist fracture characterization.
This allows a palynofacies classification scheme to be developed to recognise architectural elements, which may be applied to sub-surface samples to assist the characterization of deep-water mini-basin architecture, understanding of which is crucial for hydrocarbon exploration and development.
