The phrase "a pattern of associated" is not complete and may not be fully correct in written English without additional context.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between different elements or variables, typically in fields like psychology, sociology, or data analysis.
Example: "Researchers identified a pattern of associated behaviors that indicated a higher risk of anxiety among adolescents."
Alternatives: "a pattern of related" or "a pattern of linked".
The category nitrogen was used to look for a pattern of associating nitrogen-fixing processes with peanut plants.
We hypothesized that lower fractional anisotropy (FA) and higher diffusivity (measured as ADC), a pattern of findings associated with both chronic stroke and hyperintense lesions [19], [20], would be associated with failure to achieve remission.
Ford's new technology package also includes what it calls a "Driver Alert System," which will provide warnings when the software detects a pattern of driving associated with drowsiness, such as weaving within the lane boundaries.
Indeed, ten QTLs across seven chromosomes were replicated in the first six camptothecin analogues studied suggesting a pattern of QTLs associated with a general and shared mechanism of action.
Priority effects and dispersal limitation can contribute to habitat isolation [ 71, 72], but do not predict a pattern of distribution associated with lake type.
Comprehensive lipid profiling was recently used to identify a pattern of triacylglycerides associated with insulin resistance and the risk for future diabetes (8).
The identified proteins are then statistically analyzed for statistical significance and used in pattern recognition algorithms to identify a pattern of proteins associated with the disease or drug effect.
Lower-birth-order infants tend to be smaller at birth than later-born infants and more likely to experience catch-up growth, a pattern of growth associated with obesity risk.
What we seem to be seeing in the fossil record, however, is a pattern of stability not associated with communities or local ecosystems but, rather, involving large, inclusive regional ecosystems.
A pattern of Hardy Weinberg disequilibria associated with sample age could highlight potential allele dropout in our dataset.
