The phrase "associated differences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or distinctions that are linked to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The study highlighted the associated differences in behavior between the two species."
Alternatives: "related differences" or "connected variations".
All the major virulence associated differences and some of the OCDs with possible association to virulence are described in the sections below.
Whether this is related to different affinity of ICAM-1 for the respective virus and associated differences in dissociation of the virus-receptor complex is currently under investigation.
Thus, this observation could suggest that Cav-1 is a potential player in gender associated differences observed in atherosclerotic disease [37].
Other age-specific differences suggested interesting patterns of age associated differences.
Our data showed more AH in men and confirmed gender associated differences documented in other research [ 20, 41].
Indirect evidence of age associated differences comes from studies of resistive load threshold detection among older asthmatics [ 28, 29].
In contrast, other studies have reported no gender-associated differences in the costs associated with this disease [ 50].
Many diseases have been associated with alterations in autophagy and consequently some gender-associated differences have already been demonstrated [ 16].
Age-associated differences in estrogen levels critically modify the cutaneous wound healing response.
Age-associated differences in the response of the initiation and promotion of hepatocellular carcinogenesis in the rat were analyzed.
Thus, via both quantitative and qualitative analysis, we show that there are important ideology-associated differences in REEE policy that point to opportunities for more successful policy design.
