The phrase "associate reasons" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing the reasons that are linked or related to a particular topic or decision.
Example: "In order to understand the decision better, we need to associate reasons that led to this conclusion."
Alternatives: "related reasons" or "connected reasons".
Taking a stance that resembles, if not prefigures, recent feminist criticisms of Descartes, Diderot, in his "Letter on the Blind for the Use of Those Who See," describes how blind people know about the world to show the short-comings of Cartesian over-reliance on metaphors that associate reason with light or sight and Cartesian reliance on visual rather than tactile ways of knowing.
Delaying surgical therapy due to neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, or other chemotherapy or malignancies associated reasons is not recommended.
During the follow up period, 55 patients (21.4%) died because of tumor associated reasons.
To explore forms of identities, underlying and associated reasons on different levels are needed to further explain why certain types of masculinity evolve.
Of the 188 patients without presence of DTC-BM, 34 (18%) died because of tumor associated reasons, compared to 21 of 69 patients (30.4%) with positive BM status.
Overall, 24.4% of participants primarily associated reasons related to themselves (group one) as immunization barriers, while 24.5% cited adverse events and religious/cultural beliefs (groups five and six).
This low usage of Internet and the associated reasons shown in this study can be generalized to Sri Lanka and probably to other low-income countries that have lower educational level than Sri Lanka.
There is a paucity of research into the factors associated with reasons for diagnosis of cancer during an EP.
Other factors that included marital status, English language proficiency, living conditions, employment status and tobacco smoking were not significantly associated with reasons for dental attendance.
Allsop et al. [ 31] emphasize that the decision to migrate from one employer to another is often associated with reasons such as the desire to gain additional experience.
