The phrase "award characteristics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific traits or features associated with an award, such as criteria for selection or qualities that the award recognizes.
Example: "The award characteristics include innovation, leadership, and community impact."
Alternatives: "award criteria" or "award features".
Blake accepted the award with characteristic humility – gracing the podium for a mere 30 seconds to make the faintly ludic utterance "I'm going to thank my parents for showing me the importance of being self-sufficient".
This unique attribute is one of the powerful characteristics of award-winning entrepreneurs.
Additional points were awarded based on the characteristics of the validation sample, where "1" was given to studies where n > 300, as this is recommended for scale validation [ 23], and "0.5" where sample sizes were between 200 and 299.
Half a mark was awarded for any characteristic that was consistent with the Physiotherapy Evidence Database (PEDro) scale [ 22] which is an appraisal of methodological bias tool specifically for randomised controlled trials.
We examined the marginal effects of these characteristics on R01 award probability for the full sample.
Countries such as Canada and Australia have moved toward systems that award points for skills and characteristics and admit those who score highest.
The specific characteristics of teaching awards and the associated effectiveness at achieving planned purposes are poorly understood.
Canada has a system, copied by Australia, for admitting a few thousand would-be immigrants each year on the basis of points awarded for a variety of characteristics.
The gap in success rates amounted to 10 percentage points, even after controlling for education, country of origin, training, employer characteristics, previous research awards, and publication record (2).
Even controlling for educational background, country of origin, training, previous grants awarded, publication record, and employment characteristics, black applicants were 10% less likely than white applicants with the same priority scores to be funded.
21 The baseline characteristics were comparable in AWARD 1, 5, and 6. 20, 22, 23 The sample size calculation was unclear in AWARD 1 and 2. 23, 23 Figure 3 (created using the data reported) shows that at 26 weeks, dulaglutide led to greater reduction in HbA1c than exenatide 10 µg twice daily or placebo.
