The phrase "available to further characterize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to provide additional details or descriptions about a subject or object.
Example: "The data collected from the experiment is available to further characterize the behavior of the new material."
Alternatives: "ready to provide more details" or "capable of offering additional characterization."
Genetic analysis of miRNA expression and co-expression in the BXD recombinant inbred panel, takes advantage of the extensive cumulative data available for this panel, to further characterize five miRNAs that were previously shown to be differentially expressed in the BXD progenitor strains [ 20].
As c-opsin1 expression is difficult to score in 48 hpf larvae (the stage for which the PrImR resource is available), we were not able to further characterize the c-opsin1+ cells.
With the genomic sequences of the parasite and its human and mosquito hosts now available, researchers have powerful tools to further characterize the genes and proteins involved in the life cycle of the parasite, and they are using this information to design effective drugs and vaccines.
Since at the time when we started this study little detail was available concerning the 13q gain, we decided to further characterize this alteration by high-resolution mapping using high-density genomic arrays and interphase FISH-analyses.
Preclinical models and broader human sampling may prove useful to further characterize the penetration of currently available antifungal agents across infected tissues of combat wounds.
The low viral loads indicated that the complete HBV genome could only be amplified subgenomically and because of the small volumes of serum available, liver tissue obtained from baboon 9732 was used to further characterize HBV in baboons.
To further characterize the DMRs, we used the available ENCODE data [ 27, 28] for normal human epidermal keratinocytes.
To further characterize AC1 and AC2 we used available clinical and molecular data for the 39 AC cases.
To further characterize the identified genomic subtypes, we used available classification according to the intrinsic gene-expression subtypes, as well as other signatures derived from gene-expression analysis of all tumors.
The best substrate, with a specificity constant kcat/KM of 57.6 ± 2.0 M−1 s−1, was used in inhibition assays to further characterize the protease's activity against a range of commercially available inhibitors.
