The phrase "associated with many physiological" is not complete and lacks a noun to clarify what it is associated with, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it in contexts discussing relationships or connections between a subject and various physiological aspects, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The medication is associated with many physiological changes in the body."
Alternatives: "linked to numerous physiological" or "connected with various physiological".
Season of birth (SOB) has been associated with many physiological and psychological traits including novelty seeking and sensation seeking.
The SCI is associated with many physiological changes that can affect disposition of drugs.
11 However, pregnancy is associated with many physiological changes, which may have an impact on the pharmacokinetics of drugs.
Moreover, changes in glycan structures are associated with many physiological and pathological events such as cell growth, migration, and differentiation.
Patients with advanced HF are associated with many physiological and psychological stressors [ 34, 35], which may increase the risk of herpes zoster.
MMP-11 has been associated with many physiological processes where ECM remodeling occurs, such as during embryonic development, the female reproductive cycle and wound healing.
29, 30 Many research studies supported that age-related cognitive impairment may be associated with many demographic, physiological, and modifiable risk factors.
Endogenous electromagnetic and magnetic fields are associated with many basic physiological processes, ranging from ion binding and molecular conformation in the cell membrane to the macroscopic mechanical properties of tissues.
It is now appreciated that disturbed circadian rhythms are associated with many mental and physiological disorders, but little is known about how circadian rhythms are implicated in the onset of these disorders.
CD44 glycoproteins are members of the hyaluronate receptor that are associated with many fundamental biological and physiological processes, including embryonal development, lymphocyte homing, inflammation, hematopoiesis, wound healing, apoptosis, and cell migration [ 7– 9].
Free radicals are reactive molecules involved in many physiological processes and have been associated with many diseases, such as cancer, arthritis and liver injury.
