The phrase "are associated with functionality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship between certain elements or features and their practical uses or roles in a system or context.
Example: "The various components of the software are associated with functionality that enhances user experience."
Alternatives: "linked to functionality" or "connected with functionality".
The specific VDR polymorphisms chosen were based on previous published literature as they are associated with functionality.
5 8 In the UK, such systems are commonly referred to as electronic prescribing (or ePrescribing) systems and are associated with functionality surrounding prescribing, decision support at the point of care, transmission of prescribing-related information (eg, when ordering or monitoring), medicines administration, and use of data for secondary uses (eg, quality improvement).
In those duplexes, we have checked which features are associated with siRNA functionality.
However, it is not yet clear if these behavioral and neurochemical effects are associated with a different functionality of the Acc and ventral tegmental area (VTA), the neural structures that constitute the dopaminergic mesoaccumbens system.
There is precedence for such a paradigm; several studies have demonstrated that bacterial community composition is dramatically altered in diseases such as obesity and periodontal disease [8], [31], [32] and that these changes are associated with altered consortium functionality [9].
Although these Treg markers are not specific, they are essential tools for defining a subset of Treg cells and are associated with Treg cell functionality.
To investigate whether sex-biased X-linked genes are associated with a specific functionality that is overrepresented, we performed a Gene Ontology classification [ 26, 27].
Coiled coil motifs are associated with different functions in proteins and thus may be very important to understand the functionality of the protein [19].
Normal aging and diabetes, and the conditions described above that impair functionality, are associated with the higher risk of falls and fractures (70, 71).
The next challenge is to explore their chemical and physical functionalities, which are associated with the microporous properties of frameworks.
