The phrase "associated at the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a relationship or connection, but it lacks the necessary context to be usable.
Example: "The researchers found that the variables were associated at the regional level, indicating a significant correlation."
Alternatives: "linked at the" or "connected at the".
Its technical skill, its industry, its relentless business savvy (a trait, interestingly, commonly associated at the time with both Germans and Jews) marked it off as among modernity's singular successes.
Along the corridor leading from Scott Jr's room, great Gothic vaults designed by Sir Gilbert had only recently been adorned with paintings of Temperance and Chastity, virtues associated at the time with neither Paris nor Sir Gilbert's wayward son.
Both variables were negatively associated at the group level (r = −0.38, p < 0.01).
In contrast, Coorparoo was associated at the same time with crossing none and two unoccupied tracks.
Neuroticism, openness, agreeableness, and NEO-PI N5 impulsiveness were also associated at the bivariate level with EDs (Table 4).
We previously reported the development of airway constriction after several trials of tracheal intubation in the present patient associated at the age of 6 years [4].
Coorparoo was also the only LC associated at the same time with crossing none (not at risk) and two unoccupied tracks.
Results from our study, demonstrate for the first time the presence of tethers or cables (which could be t-SNAREs) associated at the base of porosomes.
A study of Lipsitch et al. [46] concluded that "use of an antibiotic for which resistance is not present will be positively associated at the individual level with carriage of bacteria resistant to another antibiotic but negatively associated at the population level with the prevalence of resistance to the other antibiotic".
Columns [1] and [5] show that sensory impairment is significantly associated at the 5% level with 1.7% more doctor visits and at the 10% significance level with 4.7% more hospitalisations.
The first example is based on our experience with iBIOMES [16], where simulation-specific metadata is associated at the file or directory level, through a specialized file system (iRODS [17]).
