The phrase "associated with a pathway" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing connections or relationships between different elements, particularly in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The gene expression changes were found to be associated with a pathway involved in cellular metabolism."
Alternatives: "linked to a pathway" or "related to a pathway".
Under this assumption, an ADR may be associated with a pathway when structurally different drugs, known to induce the same ADR, bind proteins in the same pathway.
Newly enriched genes already known to be associated with a pathway will be automatically linked to it.
Thereby the mechanism of action of the methanolic fraction of S. grandiflora could be associated with a pathway which prevented the activation of NF κB.
It is argued that informative signals, derived from multiple genes associated with a pathway for example, may be more easily identified than those associated with single genes alone.
An ADR was associated with a pathway, when drugs causing the ADR were significantly enriched in the set of drugs that affected the pathway.
However, in contrast to the current study, the ventro-dorsal pathway has been associated with the inferior parietal lobe (including the SMG), while the dorso-dorsal route has been associated with a pathway involving the superior parietal lobe.
We used PathExpress [ 68], a web-based tool based on the KEGG Ligand database [ 69], to detect whether probe sets associated with a metabolic pathway or sub-pathway were statistically over-represented in the differentially expressed sets of sequences (p ≤ 0.05).
Genes from the data set that were associated with a canonical pathway in the Ingenuity Pathways Knowledge Base were considered for subsequent analysis.
Genes from the data set that were associated with a canonical pathway in the Ingenuity Pathways Knowledge Base were considered for the analysis.
Co-localized domains in a subcellular organelle are likely to interact more often than those localized across different organelles, because they are generally associated with a common pathway or a sub-pathway that is specifically carried out by that organelle.
Differentially expressed genes that associated with a canonical pathway in the Ingenuity Pathways Knowledge Base were considered for evaluation.
