The phrase "associated the ability" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a preposition or article to clarify the relationship being described.
Example: "The study associated the ability to learn with increased cognitive function."
Alternatives: "linked the ability" or "connected the ability".
In aprotic medium, the compound exhibits reactivity with O2 at an apparent constant of 0.45 s−1 and its mechanism of action may be associated the ability to generate oxidative stress.
Recent in vitro studies have associated the ability of progesterone and its derivatives to control mammary cancer cell proliferation negatively by inducing a cell differentiation program [ 39, 44], which leads to the acquisition of a secretory phenotype [ 45, 46].
Although the list itself could be questioned, we would like to focus on the exploratory power of this scientific approach.> McCulloch [ 9] has associated the ability of the brain to integrate its functions with the reticular formation in the brain stem, in the sense of an "integrative matrix" [ 2, 3].
Numerous reports have mechanistically associated the invasive ability of glioma cells with expression and activation of MMP-9 [ 34].
This classification was significantly associated with the ability to detect irritation from butanol [ F 3,175) = 13.9; p < 0.001] and nearly significantly associated with mucociliary transit time (p = 0.07).
Meanwhile, usage of words associated with the ability to deliver, like "discipline" and "dependability" rose over the century, as did the usage of words associated with fairness.
We performed whole-genome resequencing of one four-gaited and one five-gaited Icelandic horse, homozygous for opposite alleles at the SNP associated with the ability to pace.
The assumption of local independence, states that item responses should be independent and only associated via the ability.
