The phrase "associated much of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a relationship or connection but lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The study associated much of the increase in pollution with industrial activities."
Alternatives: "linked a significant portion of" or "connected much of the".
While directly interacting neighbors (one hop) are typically useful in mapping signaling pathways, they did not associate much of the proteomic data with the network.
Furthermore, both simple pair-wise comparisons and multivariate analysis showed that the degree of increase in ultra-short telomeres associated much better with degree of dysplasia than with ploidy status, disease duration or location.
However, there have been methodological shortcomings associated with much of this.
Doolittle was closely associated for much of her adult life with the British novelist Bryher.
De Santis, 48, is one of Italy's best-known Ultras, the organised fans associated with much of the violence that surrounds the game in Italy.
"What is clear is that currently the commercial funding markets are uncomfortable with the risk profile associated with much of the investment required.
As rumours swept the stadium that the final would be called off because of the violence, Napoli's captain, Marek Hamsik, went to the edge of the pitch, accompanied by officials, and spoke to representatives of his side's "ultras", the fans associated with much of the organised violence that surrounds the game in Italy.
"These sectors are historically associated with much of the high-growth start-up activity in the U.S.," says Zoller.
Unfortunately, for overall cardiovascular disease, eating more than 40 grams/day was not associated with much of a risk reduction in fact, for people who ate 80 grams/day, the benefit just about disappeared.
From April 28 29, the low-level inflow associated affected much of the northern Bay of Bengal and resulted in northwesterly winds as far away as Hyderabad, India.
