The phrase "associated strong" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a strong association, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The study found an associated strong correlation between the two variables."
Alternatives: "strongly associated" or "strong association".
Though further investigations are needed to reveal how the interface properties increase the mobility and the associated strong suppression of the defect and impurity scattering, our results strongly suggest that defect engineering of oxygen vacancies is crucial for the high mobility of 2DEGs confined at the interface between complex oxides.
Additionally, a method was developed to measure the difference in the damaging effects of earthquakes of different strengths by the ratio of a power function of ARIAS-intensity or, in the ideal case, by the ratio of the square roots of the associated strong motion durations.
A thorough study of localized surface plasmons and associated strong circular dichroism, which can occur in silver-coated metallic and dielectric magnetic nanospheres, is reported by means of both quasistatic and full electrodynamic calculations taking into account the actual (magneto) optical response of the constituent materials, including dispersion and losses.
In the decorrelation zone, each scatter of the ground SAR target pixel (horizontal spacing is several meters or more) moved randomly and/or with a high interferogram fringe rate due to the main fault movement and associated strong seismicity.
Populations at the periphery of species ranges would be most likely to encounter a mutational meltdown scenario because they are more subject to population bottlenecks and the associated strong genetic drift.
In the decorrelation zone, each scatter of the ground SAR target pixel (horizontal spacing is several meters or more) moved randomly and/or with a high interferogram fringe rate due to the main fault movement and associated strong seismicity. .
We predicted that musicians would both perform better in the two WM tasks and have associated stronger brain activation, despite limited advantage from specialized musical knowledge.
High utilisation of referrals was associated stronger with somatic diagnoses than with mental diagnoses.
Further, both inattention subscales of CAARS: O-SV and ASRS associated stronger with GAF than the hyperactivity/impulsivity subscales.
Frequent practice visits were associated stronger with coded permanent mental diagnoses (OR 20.0; 95%CI 7.5-53.9) than with coded permanent somatic diagnoses (OR 14.4; 95%CI 5.9-35.4).
For pDCs, the smallest complexes were most efficiently bound, although also the larger complexes formed in high NaCl concentrations associated stronger with pDCs as compared to CD1c+ DCs.
