The phrase "associated with methods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between certain concepts, practices, or techniques.
Example: "The findings of the study are associated with methods that enhance learning outcomes in students."
Alternatives: "linked to techniques" or "related to approaches".
To (1) assess the factors associated with methods of bowel management and bowel-related complications; and (2) determine the risk factors associated with bowel complications and overall bowel dysfunction, using multivariate modeling.
Problems associated with methods 2 and 5 include multiple amplicons (PCR products) in some assays and inefficient PCR, a poor correlation coefficient, and larger Ct values with TC1507 maize.
Hence, when we use these methods, most of the variability associated with estimating the C statistic reflects the inherent uncertainty of using a small data set rather than the variability associated with methods using random sampling.
These traits are ideal candidates for characterizing general patterns of pleiotropic effects because, as well as their evolutionary significance, they are associated with methods allowing simultaneous measurement of a large number of traits.
Within-day variations in endogenous plasma concentrations of the M30 and M65 antigens were assessed in two predose blood samples collected from a cohort of 15 ovarian cancer patients receiving carboplatin chemotherapy and were shown to be no greater than the variability associated with methods themselves.
Selection of a benchmark review was based on predetermined criteria, namely: rigour of reviewing methodology (quality associated with methods and analysis undertaken), comprehensiveness (scope and breadth of topic) and year of publication (most recent review usually included the highest number of relevant studies).
Medical and psychosocial complications associated with method of bladder management after traumatic spinal cord injury.
Subdermal contraceptive implants may be a reasonable option for young women in sub-Saharan Africa; little is known about factors associated with method uptake in this subpopulation.
B) Details concerning derivation of the equations associated with Method II.
This IV model detected and adjusted for significant selection effects associated with method of detection (P = 0.02).
The second general problem, which explains the remaining disagreement, arises simply from analytical error associated with Method I.
