The phrase "associated trail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a trail that is linked or connected to something else, such as a location, event, or concept.
Example: "The hikers followed the associated trail that led to the scenic overlook."
Alternatives: "related path" or "connected trail".
A correlation between CD8+ T cell associated TRAIL and receptor expression was investigated using Spearmen Rho Correlation analysis.
For this reason, Mann-Whitney U test was used to compare CD4+ versus CD8+ T cell associated TRAIL marker expression in patients.
A non-parametric Mann-Whitney U test was administered to investigate statistical differences in expression levels between CD4+ and CD8+ T cell associated TRAIL and its receptors in patients with RA.
Representative FC data from a patient and control are shown in Figure 3B, with Figure 3C indicating the relative increase in CD8+ T cell associated TRAIL and its receptor expression.
However, a much higher value was obtained when the overall soil loss from the plot was expressed per square metre of trail surface area (ca. 42 kg m− 2 yr− 1) whereas the associated trail runoff coefficient was about 70%.
The complex, three-dimensional and periodic flows in stirred vessels are strongly affected by impeller and blade design and the associated trailing vortices produced by the blades.
The modeling of the surface pressure spectrum beneath a turbulent boundary layer is investigated, focusing on the case of airfoil flows and associated trailing edge noise prediction using the so-called TNO model.
In breast cancer, expression of TRAIL-R2 was associated with TRAIL-R4 positivity and correlated with poorer survival [ 22].
Overexpression of XIAP has been associated with TRAIL resistance in different tumour types (Gillissen et al, 2013).
In this work, we examined the hypothesis that GSK-3 inhibition can overcome key anti-apoptotic mechanism(s) associated with TRAIL resistance.
Such impacts are often associated with trail widening and braiding that greatly expands the zone of damage beyond a narrow travel corridor.
