The phrase "array associated to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, mathematics, or data structures where you are describing a relationship between an array and another entity.
Example: "The array associated to the user input will store all the values entered during the session."
Alternatives: "array linked to" or "array connected to".
Actually, it can be verified (see Tables 1 and 2 in Section 4) that the array gain associated to the rows of (18) exceeds that achievable by uniform weighing though it does not reach the maximum possible value envisaged in [12, Sect. 9.2.1].
These arrays are associated to more than 50 different expression profiling experiments that were analyzed via the EMMA [ 37, 38] software.
The level of reactivity in this ELISA based peptide array was directly associated to the level of reactivity in an assay where identical peptides were synthesised directly on to a chip, confirming homogeneous coating of the peptides [17].
They contribute to a modification in the hydrodynamic values of the Intracranial Pressure (ICP) and explain the broad array of symptoms associated to Chiari syndrome, which are related with the sensory organs, sensitivity, stability, balance, and motricity.
Due to structural similarities, two-dimensional stock arrays are often associated to GIS raster (e.g. BenDor and Metcalf, 2006; Ahmad and Simonovic, 2004).
Laminopathies encompass a wide array of human diseases associated to scattered mutations along LMNA, a single gene encoding A-type lamins.
Hybridization was achieved using a partial custom-made array enriched with transcripts associated to good quality oocytes as described elsewhere [ 49, 57].
In contrast to L. major, the 5S rRNA genes in T. brucei and T. cruzi are organized into tandem arrays, which are not associated to tRNA genes [ 24, 25].
The basis directions associated to this array are given by (7), and the number of real directions is Q = 1 + 2⌊ΔN⌋, that we require to exceed that relevant to the actual array, i.e., ⌊ΔN⌋ > ⌊ΔM⌋, so as to achieve super-resolution.
