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The phrase "which is characteristic for" is grammatically correct and can definitely be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a particular trait or feature that is typical or indicative of something or someone. For example: - The vibrant nightlife is one of the factors which is characteristic for this bustling city. - The loyal and dedicated employees are a quality which is characteristic for our company. - The smell of freshly baked bread is a scent which is characteristic for this bakery. - The bright and colorful murals are a feature which is characteristic for this neighborhood.
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They lack the (N/D DxxD motif which is characteristic for many other prenyltransferases.
These corrections may be performed by using an additional parameter which is characteristic for flow systems.
SeCT34 showed a pH-dependence and sensitivity to inhibitors, which is characteristic for semi-purified lepidopteran gut proteinases.
Additionally, the necessary workpiece chambering, which is characteristic for this incremental process restricts the dimensioning of the tools.
The variation of the conductivity vs. temperature islinear, which is characteristic for a thermally activated process (Figure 8 and 9).
As the most striking feature, newly formed grains reveal a preferred concentration which is characteristic for a given couple.
Voltamograms on single grains were obtained and show the shape which is characteristic for a (111) single crystal plane.
The experiments were done for laminar flow (Re = 59 178) which is characteristic for regions of apparatus where fouling usually begin.
Plate-like morphology of the grains which is characteristic for layer-structure Aurivillius compounds was clearly observed for all the Nix samples.
The thermal treatment at 373 K results in a rapid increase in surface area which is characteristic for most gel systems obtained by a sol gel method [26].
Note the characteristic 5 mm subpleural sparing, which is characteristic for NSIP the most common histological type of scleroderma associated pulmonary fibrosis.
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