The phrase "associated modulation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific, technical, or academic discussions where modulation is linked to a specific association or relationship.
Example: "The study focused on the associated modulation of neural responses to various stimuli."
Alternatives: "related modulation of" or "connected modulation of".
Age-associated modulation of these effector systems will be discussed in the context of the immune deficiency of T-cells.
It is speculated, therefore, that the diet-associated modulation of hepatic gene expression observed in young dogs may be an adaptive mechanism in response to the distinct diet composition.
The sign of SPW-R modulation varied across RR neurons, often recapitulating their reward-associated modulation of firing rate.
Furthermore, the Huntington's disease-associated modulation of disgust and happiness processing was negatively correlated with genetic markers of pre-manifest disease progression in distributed, largely extrastriatal networks.
Importantly, time-lapse live imaging using fluorescent reporters revealed phagosome-associated modulation of phosphoinositide metabolism during EA uptake that closely resembles what occurs during phagocytosis by macrophages.
10.7554/eLife.05360.013 Figure 7. SPW-R-associated modulation of VTA units during periods of quiet wakefulness (QW) on the task and during subsequent slow wave sleep (SWS).
As IgG2 levels are enhanced in a Th1-dependent manner, this reduction in total IgG2 may be related to pregnancy-associated modulation of the immune response.
In the current study, we tested whether D-p38b MAPK is involved in age and oxidative stress-associated modulation of ISC proliferation and differentiation in the adult Drosophila midgut.
This transcriptional pattern closely mirrors the pattern observed during the β-cell hypertrophy typically associated with pregnancy, suggesting these genes are part of a common proliferative response associated with modulation of β-cell mass in physiological and pathophysiological states.
