The phrase "associated amongst" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between multiple entities, but "associated with" is more standard.
Example: "The research findings are associated amongst various studies in the field."
Alternatives: "linked with" or "connected to".
IPV and HIV were not found to be consistently associated amongst ever-married women in national population samples in these lower income countries, suggesting that IPV is not consistently associated with HIV prevalence worldwide.
Indeed, numerous studies carried out using various methodologies (e.g., Remember/Know paradigm: [44], [45]; event-related potentials: [35]) and in various populations have shown that successful recollection is associated, amongst other brain areas, with activity in frontal regions [36], whereas familiarity mostly relies on the parahippocampal gyrus [46].
An extensive part of patients complain about pain in the anterior knee joint, which should be associated, amongst other things, with an increased retropatellar pressure [ 2– 4].
Thus it was demonstrated that IL-7 induced T cell-dependent activation of monocytes/macrophages is associated, amongst other things, with tumour necrosis factor (TNF α production [ 6].
Observational studies had suggested that long term use of estrogen was likely to be associated, amongst other things, with reduced risks of osteoporosis and ischaemic heart disease and increased risks of breast and endometrial cancer.
Will they be able to decide what work they prefer to do, associate amongst themselves, vote in elections, defend themselves, decide if they prefer to continue to exist at all?
Its expression has been associated with, amongst others, p53-mediated apoptotic response [ 48].
According to our study, ME is the most closely associated parameter amongst the measures considered.
Von Hippel-Lindiseaseease (VHL) is a rare inherited disorder associated with, amongst others, an enhanced risk for clear-cell RCC [ 2].
Congenital hypothyroidism is the most common cause of mental retardation and is associated with amongst others high birth weight, deafness, and spasticity [ 2, 3].
This calls for the integration of health science with climate and climate change science and associated partnerships amongst scientists from a variety of disciplines.
