The phrase "associated plots" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to plots that are related or connected to a particular subject or theme.
Example: "The study included several associated plots that illustrated the correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "related plots" or "connected plots".
We looked for detection of specific and transient synchronized and wide tuned elements of EEG brain activity characterized by high self-similarity or high values of statistical autocorrelation expressed in regular shaped associated plots.
Associated plots are shown to be very efficient for a quick choice of the optimum values of the bending process parameters.
The atlas contains annual maps of reconstructed droughts over North America, an animation of those maps showing aridity over time, and a time series plot of each reconstruction with associated plots of calibrated and verification statistics.
The resulting Atlas contains 2,005 annual maps of reconstructed droughts over North America, a full animation of those maps, and a time series plot of each reconstruction with associated plots of calibrated and verification statistics.
The other DF cases have also been examined and the associated plots are given in the Additional file.
Summary statistics for coverage and associated plots were conducted using the R statistical programming environment.
The chosen values are highlighted in green in the table and with a star on the associated plot.
Both television shows demonstrate clear examples of the hidden curriculum, without overwhelming associated plot or character development.
Since TRMOD based decision boundaries are derived from data and are comparable to eDISH limits for liver chemistry data, it has been suggested to name the associated plot "modified eDISH", "mDISH".
These components were used in an analogous fashion to compute estimates of forest C stocks for each pixel using the associated plot-level measured or modeled values, restricting the k plots used for each estimate to the 2nd through 8th nearest neighboring plots.
(B ) and (F ) The associated ΔG/R plots for each of the boutons in A and E as a function of time during 20 s, 100 Hz stimulus (indicated by black bar), which began at time 0. (C ) and (G ) The associated patch clamp recording showing the motor neuron action potential (top) and postsynaptic EPCs (bottom) during the 20 s, 100 Hz stimulation.
