The phrase "associated nod" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to a nod that is related to or connected with something else, often in discussions about communication or non-verbal cues.
Example: "During the meeting, she gave an associated nod to indicate her agreement with the proposal presented by her colleague."
Alternatives: "related nod" or "connected nod".
Based on the disease profiling data, we are now able to tentatively identify a small segment (subregion) of Aec2 containing genes essential and sufficient for development and onset of SjS-like disease associated with NOD and NOD-derived mice.
Finally, very recent evidence suggests that NOD1 and NOD2 are essential for recruitment of ATG16L1 during bacterial infection [31], which is impaired in patients with CD-associated NOD mutants [31].
The investigators analyzed the presentations themselves and found that a monotonous tone was most strongly associated with "nod-off episodes per lecture (NOELs)," followed by the sight of a tweed jacket on the lecturer.
In the themes called 'Theories of causation and transmission' and 'Changes brought by the syndrome', it was shown that there is both a fear of transmission and a stigma associated with nodding syndrome.
Although the mortality rate associated with nodding syndrome remains to be accurately defined, media reports from affected communities imply that this rate is high, and long-term studies of childhood epilepsy also suggest that it will probably increase (17 ).
In the early investigations from Sudan, consumption of red sorghum, consumption of baboon brain, and absence of reported history of measles were identified as being potentially associated with nodding syndrome, but assessments in the 2 studies in Uganda and the subsequent study in Sudan did not confirm these findings.
A subtype of nystagmus, called spasmus nutans, occurs in infants and is associated with head nodding and a twisted neck position (torticollis).
An epidemic illness characterized by head nodding associated with onchocerciasis has been described in eastern Africa since the early 1960s; we summarize published reports and recent studies.
We have shown an upregulation of 27/84 frontal inflammasome associated genes, including NOD-like receptors and proinflammatory caspases [ 30], so it is biologically plausible that PM with lipopolysaccharides (PM-LPS) initiates an inflammatory brain response.
However, the pairwise NQD structure is more comprehensive than the NA (negative associated) structure and the NOD (negatively orthant dependent) structure.
