The phrase "associated with points of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between different concepts, ideas, or elements in a specific context.
Example: "The research findings are associated with points of interest in urban development."
Alternatives: "linked to aspects of" or "related to areas of".
Determining the learning curve associated with point of care ultrasound has been investigated in multiple studies across a number of techniques.
For an IFS consisting of N functions, strings in the alphabet { 1, 2, …, N } can be associated with points in an attractor of the IFS.
Sporadic PTC is known to be associated with point mutation of the BRAF genes and chromosomal rearrangements of RET/ PTC.
Non-parametric bootstrapping with 1000 replications was used to address the uncertainty associated with point estimates of cost-effectiveness ratios.
Conclusion: Two novel NPM1 gene mutations were detected among our study population of AML patients identified as: the insertion CACG associated with point mutation, deletion of one base, or associated with point mutation.
In breast carcinoma overexpression of p53 is associated with point mutations within highly conserved regions of the p53 gene.
Macrolide resistance is associated with point mutations in domain V of the M. pneumoniae 23S rRNA gene, especially those corresponding to A2063G or A2064G transitions (4, 5, 7 ).
Feminist empiricism focuses on the possibility of warranted belief within scientific communities as a function of the transparency and consideration of biases associated with different points of view that enter into scientific work.
Like some of the other Mesoamerican deities, the Itzamnás were associated with the points of the compass and their colours east, red; north, white; west, black; and south, yellow.
Like some of the other Mesoamerican deities, the Itzamnás were associated with the points of the compass and their colours (east, red; north, white; west, black; and south, yellow).
