The phrase "associated with segments of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between different parts or sections of a whole, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study found that certain behaviors are associated with segments of the population that exhibit higher levels of engagement."
Alternatives: "linked to portions of" or "connected with parts of".
where X is the original image, R is the number of segments, n s is the number of pixels in segment s, I s is a random variable associated with segment s and represents the histogram of intensities in segment s, N is the number of total pixels in image, and H is the entropy function.
Given the features previously associated with other segments of PAX9 (i.e. a high degree of conservation due to strong purifying selection in exons as well as in intronic regions across species [4], a pertinent question is why the third exon of this gene possesses such dissimilar pattern of nucleotide diversity when compared to other coding and non-coding regions.
We used ChIP to investigate the level of AcH3, HDAC1 and RNA Pol II associated with different segments of the ABCG2 gene.
Post mortem analyses were conducted on the solder joint specimens to identify the failure mechanisms associated with various segments of the failure map.
When the matrix contains some negative values (local case), the optimal N-map will be reached by considering only subparts of s which lead to a positive contribution of the total score when associated with a segment of t, once more as in local alignment.
Measurements of angles associated with body-segments: the midline of the body of the worm was fitted to a spline and divided into 20 equal segments.
Segments with lack of San ancestry are associated with San segments that are miss-called as Bantu or non-African, whereas segments with excess Bantu ancestry are associated with Bantu segments miss-called as San.
We specifically aimed to evaluate whether exposure markers of primary organic aerosols and ultrafine PM were more strongly associated with ST-segment depression of ≥ 1 mm than were secondary organic aerosols or PM2.5 mass.
We specifically aimed to evaluate whether exposure markers of primary organic aerosols and ultrafine particles were more strongly associated with ST-segment depression of ≥ 1 mm than were secondary organic aerosols or PM2.5 (particulate matter with aerodynamic diameter ≤ 2.5 μm) mass.
