The phrase "associates crowded" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The associates crowded around the table to discuss the project."
Alternatives: "staff gathered" or "team assembled".
Other guests include Justin Timberlake, smooth and mellifluous on "Holy Grail", Frank Ocean musing on African origins in "Oceans", and a whole posse of associates crowding "BBC", where Jay-Z enumerates the cars he bought for his crew, and Pharrell Williams offers the drollest couplet on the album with "My whole life is leisure/Gangsta lean like the Pisa".
The likelihood of infection increases with low social status and the associated crowded living conditions.
The model that emerges from these findings offers a suitable framework for the development of research questions that should help translate emerging knowledge into practical interventions, for the reduction of any adverse health outcomes associated with crowding.
This study investigates whether the weakening of guardianship associated with "crowding" in impoverished areas also has an effect on the street drug market density.
As for the Western pattern, the scores were negatively associated with crowding index, physical activity and frequency of breakfast consumption.
The mean is also a better measure to identify shifts with extremes in length of stay, such as when numerous admitted patients are kept, or boarded, in the emergency department, a factor known to be associated with crowding.
It is classically associated with people crowded together in filth, cold, poverty, and hunger; with wars and famine; with refugees; with prisons and jails; with concentration camps; and with ships.
On the surface, the concept sounds plausible enough ― for many people, holidays are associated with family tension, crowded homes and copious amounts of alcohol.
14 Epidemiological studies have reported that the increased incidence of infectious diseases after such disasters is associated with environmental changes, crowded shelter conditions and an inadequate or dirty water supply.
Animal rooms should be sized so that caging and associated husbandry equipment is not crowded, and there is sufficient space for husbandry and research procedures to be accomplished efficiently.
