The phrase "associated smooth" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is smooth in relation to something else, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The associated smooth texture of the fabric enhances its overall appeal."
Alternatives: "related smooth" or "connected smoothness".
Using individual smokers' puff topography profiles to drive a smoking machine, we undertook the study to compare the effects of using the true puff profile and the associated smoothed profile on fine and ultrafine particle size distributions and mainstream smoke emissions of selected compounds.
The cluster contained not only genes associated with smooth muscle but also many extra-cellular matrix (ECM -associated gECM -associated previously from mouse data [ 15, 48].
Larger blocks are associated with smooth regions in images whereas smaller blocks are associated with complex regions.
Members of acts associated with smooth rock were often session musicians at the top of their act.
Our results show that vMIP-II promotes new, functional, branching, and segmented vessels associated with smooth muscle cells and connected with the host vasculature.
Telocytes are closely associated with smooth muscle in the prostate21,22 and they play an important role in prostate tissue organisation during its initial development26, but little is known about telocyte behaviour in the context of androgen deprivation or T replacement.
In conclusion, the PMPC-grafted HD-CLPE VE) provided bacteriostatic effects associated witHD-CLPE VEhighly hydroprovidedurfaces with a neutral electrostatic charge owing to the zwitterionic structure of the MPC unit.
Platelets have also been implicated in the more chronic problems associated with smooth muscle cell and leukocyte-dependent intimal hyperplasia that culminates in restenosis at sites of arterial injury.
In the present study, boundary constraints are enforced using Lagrange multipliers and the novel aspect is that the Lagrange multipliers are associated with smooth forcing functions, compactly supported inside the fictitious domain.
