The phrase "associated by both" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a relationship or connection shared by two entities, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The results were associated by both researchers, indicating a strong correlation."
Alternatives: "shared by both" or "linked by both".
The results show that proteins which predominantly localize to chromatin in living cells can seem weakly chromatin-associated by both microscopy and ChIP if the rate of exchange between bound and unbound protein is rapid.
This paper presents a constitutive equation for the thermal heat transfer associated by mass transfer, applicable to both Eulerian Eulerian and Eulerian Lagrangian multiphase computational fluid dynamic models.
The method organizes both living and extinct species into nesting pairs, associated by the similarity of their respective traits.
He was associated by the Romans with Faunus.
Water prevents silent dehydration associated by many hours in a dry environment.
Therefore, it is concluded that the diffusion of (FH nF− anions is faster than that of each cation in every melt and that a part of both cation and anion in each melt may associate by interaction between both ions.
Similarly, the above-identified plant uORFs could intensify translational inhibition of their associated mORFs by both blocking the ribosome physically and inducing the NMD pathway.
But there is a deep, deep difference between trying to associate by emulation and association by manipulation.
Potential confounders (listed in Table 1) were added to the models in a stepwise manner and remained in the model if they changed the association by >10%, were associated with both study variables, and had a χ P-value ⩽0.20.
The tight LD group with two SNPs in complete LD in the F5H gene, resulting in a substitution from Proline to Arginine, was associated with both DMY (by MLM) and NDF (by GLM) [ 36].
