The phrase "associated type" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in programming and computer science contexts, particularly in discussions about type systems and generics.
Example: "In Rust, an associated type allows you to define a placeholder type that is tied to a trait."
Alternatives: "related type" or "linked type".
Demographic datas, comorbid conditions, antiviral treatment and time elapsed between ICU admission and treatment, clinical outcome, bacterial infection associated, type of virus, antibiotic, ventilation, renal injury, use of vasopressive drugs were recorded.
It maintains various tables that hold information about each entity such as user profile and credentials, application profile and related access constraints, and location detail which holds information about physical boundaries, associated type of business, working hours, etc.
Gram negative bacterial pathogens harbouring a virulence associated type III secretion system (T3SS) are able to directly inject effector proteins into host cells to modulate their activity, presumably to the benefit of the pathogen.
Both subunits are non-covalently associated, type I transmembrane proteins with large extracellular and mostly short cytoplasmic domains.
A comparison of different designations of the islands and associated type IV secretion systems is given in Table 1.
As far as we know, there are no previous studies that have associated Type A behavior with molecular genetics.
39 Lauper et al 39 have recently provided a detailed and quantitatively rigorous view of cancer type and associated type-specific risk in WS.
In fact, the coiled-coil domain of EspA is required for assembly of the EspA filament-associated type III secretion translocon [25].
Interferon-associated type 1 diabetes is characterized clinically by high titers of GAD65 antibodies and preserved β-cell function, and genetically by addition of HLA-A*2402to HLA-A*2402toA1*0102-DQB1*0604.
We examined the clinical characteristics and HLA associations of interferon-associated type 1 diabetes.
Although O-methyltransferases have not previously been associated with lantibiotic production, this study reveals that many Actinobacteria-associated type 1 clusters possess genes predicted to encode these enzymes.
