The phrase "associated with a sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing relationships or connections between variables, data, or elements in research or analysis.
Example: "The results of the study were associated with a sample of over 500 participants, indicating a strong correlation."
Alternatives: "linked to a sample" or "related to a sample".
While this narrow age range allows us to maximize power to detect associations between inflammatory activity and LTL without many of the confounding factors associated with a sample of wider age range (e.g., cohort effects, hormonal effects), the findings of the present study may not be generalizable to other stages of the lifespan.
Usually, a low γH is associated with a sample with less defect density that contributes to the 1/f noise arising from the defect-mediated mobility fluctuation [18].
Following the formula used by Cappellarri and Jenkins (2003), the log-likelihood function associated with a sample outcome is then given by: ln L=sum_{i=1}^N{omega}_iln varPhi left({mu}_i,varOmega right).
To test this possibility, we used an independent experimental method to identify which, if any cellular mRNAs might be associated with a sample of the novel candidate RBPs.
An example query below shows all the phenotypes that are associated with a sample.
A given SASI tag will stay intimately associated with a sample as it is processed through library preparation and sequencing set-up.
If an effect is associated with a sampling procedure, it is random.
These bioengineered lipophilic vaults reversibly associate with a sample set of therapeutic compounds, including all- trans retinoic acid, amphotericin B, and bryostatin 1, incorporating hundreds to thousands of drug molecules per vault nanoparticle.
Although data associated with a small sample of formalin-fixed RNA samples were poor when obtained from both assays, the DASL-based platform exhibited greater reliability in a subset of probes and samples.
First, the two color channels are used on the Infinium array to measure the methylation state of a single sample, whereas in gene expression arrays, each color channel is associated with a different sample.
The following limitations have to be considered: firstly, the retrospective study design and the low patient number may be associated with a significant sample bias.
