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Characteristics, such as field name and data type, are_____ that define a field.

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Characteristics, such as field name and data type are properties that define a field.

<h3>What are the properties of a given discipline or research field?</h3>

The properties of a given discipline or research field are those that characterize the use of a particular type of information within the range of the attained field.

For example, genomics is a field characterized to make use of sequencing data, which refers to the linear order of nucleotides in the DNA sequence to provide useful information about the gene content and the presence of regulatory non-coding sequences.

Therefore, with this data, we can see that the properties of a given discipline or research field are mainly associated with the type of information that such discipline uses to make predictions in a given research and they are also related to the outcomes we can expect from such data.

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