The phrase "that characteristics" can be used in written English.
It is used when referring to a particular set of characteristics that an individual, object, or situation possesses. For example, "They have a strong work ethic, and that characteristics has been essential in their success."
Our study provides clear evidence that corporate bonds can be successfully traded by an LOB and that characteristics of the LOB contribute to market liquidity.
We also find that characteristics of the sexual experience in question condition the effect of question format on men's reports.
He argued that characteristics acquired by an animal during its life were passed on to future generations.
Clinics match the donor profile to the male partner, so that characteristics such as height, hair colour and ethnic origin are very similar.
But Brazelton noticed that characteristics of his autistic patients were too similar to have been created by different moms.
Plant physiologists have long understood that characteristics of corn ear development are determined early in the growing season.
It seems to me that these are that characteristics that any education establishment should be seeking to encourage and create among all its students.
Multinomial analyses showed that characteristics such as gender, education and number of sibling were important predictors of the relationship assignment.
This helps address an important alternative explanation that characteristics (real or imagined) associated with gender, such as personality, could be driving our results.
One of the key theoretical insights of the book is that characteristics of policy areas have predictable effects on political institutions, just like markets affect private firms.
The large, significant positive relationship between plaintiff success rates at these two procedural stages suggests that characteristics of case categories influence outcomes at both stages.
