The phrase "associate much" is not standard in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts where one is trying to express a strong connection or relationship with something, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "I don't associate much with that idea, as it doesn't align with my beliefs."
Alternatives: "connect strongly" or "relate closely".
While directly interacting neighbors (one hop) are typically useful in mapping signaling pathways, they did not associate much of the proteomic data with the network.
By ChIP, Ku80 and PARP-1 are specifically bound in situ to the (CA 12 site of HEK293 cells but associate much less strongly with the (CA 11 site of HeLa and do not associate with the (CA 12 of U937 (Figure 4B).
They actually associate much more tightly with COX-2 than previously appreciated and prevent the productive binding of 2-AG but not AA.
"They never gave associates much space to begin with," Mr. D'Elia said.
While Mr. Vasquez has never been associated much with politics, he is a symbol of late-night life in New York.
It demonstrated that the large impact toughness scatter associated much to the microstructure diversity.
Economic development is associated much more with the long-term capability of a port to attract more customers while creating and retaining employment and income (Helling, 1997).
The product synthesised under micellar conditions exhibits a pronounced hydrophobic character, as it phase separates in water by increasing temperature at about 46°C, i.e. 29°C lower than the copolymer prepared under homogeneous conditions and associates much stronger with SDS.
"He's rightly associated much more with the oligarchs than with poor people," says West.
Vishniac associated much of his work with religion, though not specifically Judaism.
The result showed that Alu/SINE elements were associated much more frequently with subunit families that have undergone active expansion, suggesting Alu-mediated duplications might be responsible for most of the inter-block duplications.
