"characterize response" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the answer to a question or action. For example: "The panel's characterize response to the proposal was one of cautious optimism."
Huang et al.[ 18, 19] and Arceo et al.[ 19] have shown that pig blood transcriptome is informative to monitor disease susceptibility, to characterize response to immune stimulation [ 20] or to refine the characterization of certain ITs [ 8].
[6], who characterize response time and I/O performance.
By more narrowly defining the "response professionals" category, future studies could determine how well these findings characterize response professionals in general versus subgroups based on specific characteristics of participation (e.g., occupation type, length of involvement, or types of trainings attended).
For most neurons (n = 40), we also recorded responses to repeated tone bursts at the preferred frequency (25 dB above threshold) to characterize response type.
The objective of this exploratory analysis was to characterize response in bipolar disorder by identifying groups of patients with similar manic symptom response profiles.
In order to characterize response to chemotherapeutic drugs, Debu Tripathy (University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas, USA) subjected 15 breast cancer cell lines with differential sensitivity to cisplatin, doxorubicin, paclitaxel, and vinorelbine to microarray analysis (abstract 30 [ 1]).
Considering the functional heterogeneity found in cancer cells, real-time single cell analysis is necessary to characterize responses.
Lactating cows were exposed to large amino acid imbalances and deficiencies by i.v. infusion to characterize responses in milk production and plasma concentrations of metabolites and hormones.
We designed a salmonid fish cDNA microarray primarily to characterize responses to stress, toxicity and pathogens.
Descriptive statistics were calculated to characterize responses to multiple choice questions.
TA categories and scientific and alternative concepts from the PS rubric can be used to characterize responses in distinct ways.
