The phrase "characterization from" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the source or origin of a character's traits or qualities. Example: The author's masterful characterization from the protagonist's perspective allowed me to truly empathize with her struggles.
EIPs have started using banked isolates for developing whole-genome sequence libraries, which will better characterize pathogens at the molecular level and may make characterization from patient specimens (e.g., whole blood, CSF) easier.
And I don't think they need a characterization from me".
(The Brothers Burns, along with Phoef Sutton, a sitcom veteran, are credited as writers and executive producers.) Seeming to borrow some of his characterization from that timeless farceur Moe Howard, Mr. Dennehy keeps referring to his sons as morons and slapping them upside the head.
Ladusaw (1980) did so by using a characterization from generalized quantifier theory.
The model has been verified against electrical characterization from an HfO2 based system [167].
In addition, sequestration of Ag NP allowed their concentration and characterization from aqueous media.
Antibody characterization from single B cells led to identification of monoclonal antibodies with broad and potent activity against HIV.
Additional file 1: Supporting information: zeta potential, TEM, PL QY, and plantcell imaging characterization from nanodiamond samples.
The solid-state characterization from these studies reveals a high degree of hindered rotation along the polymer backbone.
This investigation will provide valuable information for their fast characterization from complicated natural mixtures and extensive understanding their structural architectures.
Therefore, we report here isolation of polysaccharides, their purification and characterization from Dolichos biflorus Linn and Trachyspermum ammi (Linn) seeds.
