The phrase "associated decay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, particularly in discussions about the decay of materials or phenomena that are linked to a specific cause or factor.
Example: "The researchers observed the associated decay of the radioactive isotopes over time, noting the patterns in their half-lives."
Alternatives: "related decay" or "connected decay".
The selective persistence of particular RNAs in mature erythrocytes likely reflects associated decay kinetics.
In particular, the protein translocation machinery, which is fundamentally different from those involved in protein import to mitochondria and peroxisomes, was found to be homologous to the Endoplasmic Reticulum Associated Decay (ERAD) system [18], [19], [20].
Interestingly, five of the six most ancient Pex proteins (see below) show homology with the ERAD (Endoplasmic Reticulum Associated Decay) system, which pulls proteins from the ER membrane and ubiquitinylates them in preparation for degradation in the proteasome [ 12].
The implication is that a range of soil material may be suitable for protecting built heritage from ground moisture intrusion and its associated decay mechanisms.
The broad implication of this research is that a range of soil material may be suitable for protecting built heritage from ground moisture intrusion and its associated decay mechanisms.
Therefore, the model with time-dependent clearance was retained, where clearance was a sum of time-dependent clearance (CLT) with associated decay coefficient (kdes), and time-independent clearance (CLinf).
The smell of decay from the egg deters deer as they associate decay and rotting smells with predators.
This suggests that a critical aspect of controlling cytoplasmic mRNA function is an exchange of mRNAs between mRNPs complexed with translation factors and protected from decay and an mRNP associated with decay factors and having reduced translation rate and enhanced deadenylation and decapping.
To the western palate, sliminess is often greeted with suspicion and associated with decay.
Nematode worms, associated with decay and drawn to the seeping nutrients, become more abundant, and plant life becomes more diverse.
These compounds are often associated with decay, which is perhaps why our noses have evolved to be acutely attuned to them, detecting some at levels as low as a few parts per trillion.
