The phrase "associated to start" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "associated with" when referring to a connection or relationship.
Example: "The symptoms are often associated with the onset of the disease."
Alternatives: "linked to" or "related to".
That is, there seem to be no contemporaneous employment effects associated to starting or ending an episode of care.
where ({V_{a}^{U}}) is the value function associated to starting period a as unemployed (eq. (5)) and where the rate of arrival of job offers λ is a function of age and unemployment duration.
In 1972, he joined Kyoto University as a research associate to start studying polymer synthesis.
Nonetheless, there seems to be no contemporaneous employment effects associated to either starting or ending an episode of care.
An edge connects bin v i to v j if they can be associated to two reads starting at successive positions in a candidate isoform.
The branch metric associated to the jth branch starting from state i is c_{ij}[k] = | r_{k} - f^{-1}_{j} (hat{x}^{i}_{k})|^{2}.
The area of the trapezoid is the sum of the areas of a "triangle," due to the cyclic tidal breath and to the pressure variation Peak pressure − PEEP only, independent on the "starting value" (PEEP), and of a "rectangle" associated to the lung volume variation starting from a pressure level higher than zero (PEEP).
For India's new Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, and his Hindu Nationalist Bharatya Janata Party, the events of 1984 should be a warning against allowing any of the more extreme elements associated with them to start inciting hatred of other religious communities, as Bhindranwale did.
Death was associated with time to start EN (P = 0.001) and with the non-achieved BEE (P < 0.001).
Consequently, sustaining an RRI is associated with failure to start and maintain a physically active lifestyle [ 5].
