The phrase "associated with a predictable" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing relationships or connections that are expected or can be anticipated, but it needs additional information to convey a full thought.
Example: "The symptoms are often associated with a predictable pattern of behavior in patients."
Alternatives: "linked to a foreseeable" or "connected with an expected".
Our study confirms a previously reported observation that bronchoscopy is associated with a predictable, if transient, increase in intracranial pressure, probably caused by hypoventilation and hypercarbia [ 6].
Proliferation of peroxisomes is also associated with a predictable pleiotropic response, characterized by hepatomegaly, and the increased steady-state level of mRNAs coding for peroxisomal enzymes [ 61].
The concept is associated with a predictable career path ending in stable employment or a secure perspective of continuous employment, and upward mobility at least for the male partner of a couple.
Consecutive use of the LNG-IUS is associated with a predictable bleeding pattern, characterized by a non-bleeding pattern in the vast majority of women, which was well accepted, as shown by the high satisfaction rate regarding bleeding pattern and amenorrhea in particular.
Consecutive use of LNG-IUS is associated with a predictable bleeding pattern, characterized by the absence of the initial period of irregular bleeding seen after interval insertion of an LNG-IUS and a non-bleeding pattern in the vast majority of women.
He noted that British banks were particularly vulnerable "given the likely headwinds of a deteriorating domestic economy, and higher risk premia associated with a less predictable political and economic landscape".
Thus, for ethical reasons, the surgical procedure under general anesthesia with remifentanil as the only intraoperative analgesic must be associated with a moderate predictable postoperative pain.
This study did not assess foodborne illness as an endpoint but rather examined characteristics of an inspection system that would be expected to be associated with a consistent, predictable, and reliable foodborne illness prevention system.
This study suggests that after HDCT and PBPC rescue, the use of G-CSF leads to more rapid haematological recovery periods and is associated with a more predictable and shorter hospital stay.
102 In addition, TMZ treatment was associated with a relatively mild and often predictable side effect profile, which makes it an attractive treatment option for this frail patient population.
Therefore, the aim of our study was to identify predictable factors associated with a mild-to-moderate, long-term CD course; for this purpose, we prospectively analysed a large cohort of patients with CD over 15-year period.
