The phrase "differently characterized" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something is described or defined in various ways.
Example: "The two species are differently characterized by their unique adaptations to the environment."
Alternatives: "described differently" or "characterized in different ways."
Mr. Fukuma began with three Scarlatti Sonatas, each differently characterized.
Thus, our findings suggest that: (i) selection pressures on human complex traits could be differently characterized between Europeans and Japanese; and (ii) nutrition metabolisms as well as alcohol metabolisms have played important roles in recent adaptation of the Japanese population.
Depending on whether the initial Damköhler number is greater than the bifurcation Damköhler number or not, evolution of the transient flame structures can be differently characterized.
The study of the plastic displacements of the response of the bilinear elasto-plastic oscillator (EPO) excited by a stationary wide-band Gaussian process motivates the problem of determining the long run fractions of differently characterized qualified envelope excursions of a stationary Gaussian process above given thresholds.
The other two sources are differently characterized by NOx, Benzene, Toluene, CO and for a little contribution by PM10.
Finally the characteristics of our study sample (age- and IQ-correction, inclusion of ADHD in the ASD group) limit the comparability of these findings with respect to other research reports with differently characterized samples.
Women in positions of power are still talked about differently, treated differently in the media, scrutinized differently, and characterized differently.
Different methods performed quite differently for characterizing strains.
The CEOs of some of the biggest and most important corporations in the United States, however, saw the decision differently, pointedly characterizing it as a major setback for the country.
This similarity may suggest the existence of a common painting technique, characterized differently by each research group.
Each hierarchical level can be characterized differently in terms of mobility and link capacity, thus leading to rather heterogeneous networks.
