The phrase "associated extra" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to additional items or information that are linked to something else, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The report includes the associated extra costs that were not initially considered."
Alternatives: "additional related" or "supplementary linked".
In our study, we took a first step to this calculation with the estimation of the extra nursing time spent for the treatment of AAD patients enabling to calculate associated extra costs for nursing care and material in a later phase of our study.
The retrofitted system consists of the conventional power generation unit, the additional post-combustion unit and other associated extra equipments.
And if it is - just as Andy Murray discovered at the same age - she has to accept the associated extra commitments and pressures.
He sees our economy operating at less than full employment and says that if the government spends more on what it labels as purchases or transfer payments the economy will be stimulated, everyone will be hired, and the extra spending will be covered by the associated extra revenues.
Evolution of the placenta and viviparity in eutherian animals underscores the need for an intimate relationship between the developing conceptus (embryo/foetus and associated extra-embryonic membranes) and the dam throughout the period of pregnancy.
MRI is also useful for delineating associated extra-osseous soft tissue.
About 51.6% had dryness only, and 42.7% had associated extra-glandular manifestations.
After identification of the molecular cause, clinical records were revisited, based on a clinical checklist comprising data on visual function, retinal appearance and associated (extra-) ocular features.
During this period, following successful fertilization, the developing embryo enters the uterus on Days 4 to 5 and forms a blastocyst by Day 7. Following hatching of the blastocyst from the zona pellucida (Day 9 to 10), the conceptus (embryo and associated extra-embryonic membranes) becomes ovoid in shape.
While we did not document any associated extra-colonic clinical feature in the cases in which we identified BMP4 mutations, intriguingly a relationship between genetic susceptibility to clefting and cancer risk is supported in some epidemiological studies (Bille, et al., 2005; Zhu, et al., 2002).
The purpose of Experiment 2 was to examine the effect of associating extra effort with the HR arm by inserting a barrier.
