The phrase "associate with the target" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing relationships, connections, or interactions with a specific person, group, or object of interest.
Example: "In order to achieve our marketing goals, we need to associate with the target audience effectively."
Alternatives: "connect with the target" or "engage with the target".
The Home Office policy suggests there will be a tightening of guidelines on undercover surveillance, but does not explicitly rule out officers engaging in sexual relationships with those being spied on or those who associate with the target.
On the other hand, a long-standing corona with receptor-binding sites could associate with the target cell long enough to activate the cell's uptake machinery, triggering liposome endocytosis and intracellular cargo delivery.
- The SNARE proteins are broadly classified into two main categories: the v-SNAREs that are primarily found on the transport vesicle and the t-SNAREs that associate with the target membrane., Besides being structurally distinct, the v-and t-SNAREs perform different functions.
Therefore, maintenance of DNA methylation requires the continued presence of the proteins that are directly associated with the target locus, or are required for this association.
One area of testing was extensive remote handling testing in the target service bay to demonstrate all key operations associated with the target and mercury loop.
If so, the best decoding performance would be achieved by using an even larger set of features that are associated with the target object, as compared to the exact selection of features that were presented to the participants.
In this study, we established an immunoprecipitation-free epigenomic profiling method named chromatin integration labelling (ChIL), which enables the amplification of genomic sequences closely associated with the target molecules before cell lysis.
In the presence of target, the aptamer associated with the target, resulting in the formation of duplex DNA (dsDNA), the DNA Ag NCs thereafter could close to the guanine-rich sequence, leading to enhanced fluorescence signal readout.
The brain activation patterns for each trial were predicted using semantic coordinates obtained via different models: (1) the last clue of each triplet ("Clue 3"), (2) sum of the three clues of the triplet ("Clue 1 + 2 + 3"), (3) the target object and (4) sum of the full list of semantic features typically associated with the target object ("All available features").
