The phrase "associated on both" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning without additional context.
Example: "The results were associated on both sides of the experiment, indicating a strong correlation."
Alternatives: "linked on both" or "connected on both".
The IM, which is a phospholipid lipid bilayer, is mostly occupied by transmembrane α-helical proteins, by inner membrane lipoproteins on its periplasmic side, and by other membrane associated proteins on both sides of the membrane.
Contextual thickness can be seen to require: 1. Sufficient detail to enable the reader to establish what exactly is going on, both associated with the intervention and associated with the wider context.
Although Mr. Sharon visited the White House last month and proclaimed that ties between Israel and Washington had rarely been so close or harmonious, associates on both sides say that these tensions were most palpable in early October when Mr. Bush demanded that Israel end its 10-day siege of Mr. Arafat's compound in Ramallah.
However temporary, the break-up of the Rohingya trafficking ring this past year revealed that hundreds of immigration officials, police officers and shady business associates on both sides of the Thailand-Malaysian border must have been involved.
Participants had contusions associated with an ACL injury on both the medial and lateral articular surfaces of the femur and tibia.
There was no association between involvement and any other variable, and satisfaction was associated with both perspectives on therapeutic alliance.
The ratings agency Standard & Poor's has already warned that this could lead to an increase in the costs for consumers, as banks try to pass on the expenses associated with both restructuring and the restrictions on moving resources around their operations.
In our experiments, however, during the first week of acquisition of nicotine self-administration behavior, the monkeys had similar exposure to brief light stimuli associated with responding on both the active and inactive levers, since responding on both levers was identical (Fig 1), but there was a progressive shift in subsequent weeks toward responding on the active lever.
Recent research on bikes associated with both environmental and health benefits show that life expectancy increases, as well as acting as energy booster, building up on personal empowerment and community building.
A 62-year-old male presented with a 15-day history of dyspnea on exertion, associated with both lower extremity edema.
