The phrase "associated with a systematic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between concepts, processes, or phenomena that follow a systematic approach or method.
Example: "The findings were associated with a systematic review of the literature, highlighting key trends in the research."
Alternatives: "linked to a systematic" or "connected with a systematic".
We hypothesized that these variations in weight and ultrafiltration rate are associated with a systematic difference in blood pressure.
These findings provide evidence of significant improvements in obstructed gait function of community-living older adults associated with a systematic resistance-training program.
Furthermore, the frequency of religious service attendance was associated with a systematic downward trend in peer pressure (p = 0.01).
Finally, PCBs were associated with a systematic lower length SDS for children between 1 and 3 years of age (−0.002 ± 0.001; p = 0.04).
In summary, expansion of MSC is associated with a systematic modulation of the epigenetic chromatin structure at specific sites in the genome but the precise regulation of this process is yet unknown.
Decreased accuracy was not a result of partial or complete information loss, but rather was associated with a systematic increased tendency to report a feature of the wrong object in WM.
For high-ISDI listeners, the switch to directional microphones was not associated with any systematic changes in a listener's final fixation angle.
This study sought to address the following question: "What are the direct, indirect (productivity), and overall costs associated with asthma?" A systematic review was conducted to identify English language articles published between 1966 and January 2008 in which the costs of asthma were included.
Changes in the ventilatory management pattern were also associated with a reduction in the systematic administration of empiric antibiotic therapy at admission which was more than halved between 2000 and 2012.
In one of the largest studies included within the review, Haffner and colleagues found that image-directed biopsies were associated with a longer MCCL compared with systematic biopsies, with values of 5.6 mm and 4.7 mm, respectively.
This method is designed to tolerate strong random noises involved in domain peptide complex structures and uses statistical modeling approach to eliminate systematic bias associated with a group of investigated samples.
