The phrase "associated to the same" is not correct in standard written English; the correct form is "associated with the same." You can use it when discussing relationships or connections between items, concepts, or groups.
Example: "The results of the study were associated with the same demographic factors as previous research."
Alternatives: "linked to the same" or "related to the same."
The reason is that mapping those candidates to a region containing other genes associated to the same disease further supports the association.
First we produced, for each GO term, a list of recalled annotations, that is a list of genes that are known to be associated to the GO term and would be associated to the same term by the method if the known association were to be ignored.
Multiple clusters associated to the same concept may exist throughout the video.
Such label represents a convenient choice among the multiple names associated to the same fiscal code (FC) in the original datases4 (e.g., between 'I.N.F.N.' and 'INFN - Apulia' associated to the same FC '84001850589', we have chosen 'INFN' as label).
where indicates the coefficients of the set carrying the bit, and is a set from associated to the same bit.
The RSs before and after an inter-relay handoff may be associated to the same BS or different BSs.
Clusters are used to group tags that, although not associated to the same exact timecode, are located nearby each other.
Note that process areas from different TMMi levels may be associated to the same phase of the generic testing process.
In Figure 2 (2), the prefix "cc" is associated to the same URI (http://www.xml-cml.org/dictionary/compchem/) that is declared for the CompChem-core dictionary's @namespace.
In fact, following two distinct points of view we can obtain different weighted means associated to the same symmetric mean, and this according to Definition 2.1 of course.
In order to do so, an IP mobility protocol should allow for the simultaneous use of different care-of addresses associated to the same home address.
