The phrase "associated the observed" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a subject or context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The researchers associated the observed changes in behavior with environmental factors."
Alternatives: "linked the observed" or "correlated the observed".
We associate the observed differences in pentacene layer morphology with the influence of the dipole field that can be associated with the water layer at the graphene/SiO2 interface.
We associate the observed effects with the reconstruction of surface/ligands near the ice/water phase transition.
It is natural to associate the observed disappearance of the signals with the increase in ionospheric ionization/absorption during SLE expansion phase which was mentioned above.
Therefore, we associate the observed increase in the QD luminescence intensity and lifetimes in the presence of TPPS4 with QD disaggregation, stimulated by TPPS4 at its binding with the aggregate.
It is often difficult to unambiguously associate the observed ionospheric disturbances during a seismic event exclusively to the event, since competing candidate phenomena can also operate in the same time window.
Harrison (2008) and Ross (2008b) have argued for skepticism about the value of work of this kind, which involves various uncomfortably large leaps of inference in associating the observed behavior with specific imputed neural responses.
This enabled us to evaluate the null distribution of the percent variance explained and associate the observed responses with a p value.
Thus it is still premature to associate the observed bioactivities with the generation of H2S alone, because the bioactivities may be caused by the donor itself or a combination of various species.
These relatively stringent criteria are necessary to associate the observed functional effects in cell-based and/or animal models with the inhibition of the target enzyme(s) by the chemical probes.
