The phrase "association of complex" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a group or organization related to complex subjects, but it needs additional context or modification to be meaningful.
Example: "The association of complex systems researchers met to discuss their latest findings."
Alternatives: "group of complex" or "organization of complex".
Given the noninvasive nature of medical imaging and its wide use in clinical practice this approach facilitates the association of complex molecular signatures with readily identifiable imaging characteristics.
In the third case, removal of K63-linked ubiquitin chains from RIP1 may lead to the association of complex II again sending the cells to death pathway.
In the second case, K63-linked ubiquitination of RIP1 may lead to association of complex I, inducing proinflammatory or antiapoptotic response.
In addition, this phenomenon has been observed in other complex diseases, as reported in a recent meta-analysis on the genetic association of complex diseases [ 45].
Matrix comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) analyses in patients with complex abnormalities revealed an association of complex karyotype changes with amplifications in the chromosomal regions 8q24, 9p24,,11q23, 12p13, 13q12, 20q11, and 2q1q22 [ 42].
As described above, there is a huge range of methodology available to detect association of complex traits with rare genetic variation in the same functional unit or genomic region.
Confocal microscopy studies confirmed that, with the exception of the poorly transfecting comb-type copolymer, the association of complexes with cells resulted in endocytosis.
These results suggest a close association of complexes I and IV independently of complex I conformation (Amanda Birch, unpublished data).
We assigned the association of complexes and miRNA clusters by using the union of targets from all miRNAs within one cluster.
Conventional presentation on a computer screen demands expertise in image interpretation if the spatial associations of complex anatomy are to be fully appreciated.
Taken together our analysis suggests that the transcriptional regulation of complex I subunits is organized in clusters, paving the path towards investigating possible associations of complex I regulation with tissue-specific energetic requirements.
