The phrase "associated with absence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships, feelings, or phenomena that relate to the concept of absence or lack.
Example: "The emotions we experience are often associated with absence, highlighting what we miss in our lives."
Alternatives: "linked to absence" or "connected to absence".
This is in accordance of observing big negative DB associations (column 'rDBi'), since a negative association means presence of the disease attribute is associated with absence of pathologic values of labs.
However, none of the three asthma outcomes was associated with absence of a home geocode, and the associations of asthma with traffic were robust to our adjustment for socioeconomic status.
Based on logistic regression porcine cysticercosis could be associated with absence or a completely open latrine (p = 0.035, OR 5.98, CI: 1.33 43.02) compared to an enclosed latrine.
In controls, normal weight was associated with absence of depression.
The indirect costs are those associated with absence from work and reduced effectiveness while at work.
High HER-2/neu expression also was associated with absence of estrogen receptor (p less than 0.005) and with increased mortality from cancer.
Open image in new window Fig. 12 Simplified algorithm to assist in the diagnosis of intracranial pathology associated with absence of CSP.
Factors associated with absence of or irrelevant adaptation were nosocomial infection and absence of consultation of a paediatric infectious disease specialist about antibiotic modification.
Tiny strands and smooth slight thickening of fascia with very low signal on T2-weighted imaging are most commonly associated with absence of tumour at histopathology.
Multivariate analysis showed that HEAD+ was significantly associated with absence of muscle weakness (CI = 1.007-14.894; p = 0.049) and EEG abnormalities (CI = 1.347-78.085; p = 0.025).
Finally, SILV-CDK2 SNP rs2069398 was associated with absence of childhood sunburns (p = 0.0353).
