The phrase "associated with reactivation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships or connections between different phenomena, particularly in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The study found that certain environmental factors are associated with reactivation of dormant viruses."
Alternatives: "linked to reactivation of" or "connected with reactivation of".
Background: Haemorrhagic cystitis (HC) in allogeneic bone marrow transplanted (BMT) patients is associated with reactivation of BK virus (BKV) manifested as BK viruria.
The western rim of the basin is mainly associated with reactivation of half grabens (normal faults) on top of the Early Miocene sediments.
Management of CNVM in cases of healed toxoplasmosis with anti-VEGFs has been associated with reactivation of the retinochoroiditis lesion, so few authors do recommend concomitant use of oral anti-Toxoplasma treatment as prophylaxis [19].
The present unrest episode started with a renewal of volcanic seismicity in 1992, with a first seismic swarm associated with reactivation of the previously extinct Cratere Sud fumarole, the appearance of a new warmspring at the south base of the dome (Pas du Roy), and reactivation of the Tarade warm-spring south of the dome.
In fact, more than 85percentt of cases of active TB disease in the United States are associated with reactivation of untreated latent TB.
Additionally, many cancers, including leukemias and colon cancers, are associated with reactivation of Hox genes, the classical targets of polycomb silencing [18], [19].
Based on the preceding statements, it can be inferred that MET drives stem cells into a quiescent state, whereas EMT is associated with reactivation or reprogramming of epithelial cells [3], [45] (Figure 7).
Vertical transmission associated with reactivation during pregnancy occurred in 5.5% (9/162) of the NB, with one showing severe infection (systemic).
The epiblast shows reactivation and subsequent inactivation of the X chromosome, with Zfp57 expression associated with reactivation and inactivation together with other candidate regulators.
This finding addresses a major pitfall associated with reactivation by LRAs, which is that viral reactivation alone may not be sufficient to cause death in the latent reservoir37.
In contrast to the loss of telomerase function associated with IPF, reactivation of telomerase is a hallmark of most human cancers.
