The phrase "associative sector" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to fields like psychology, mathematics, or data organization, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In the associative sector of cognitive psychology, researchers study how different concepts are linked in the mind."
Alternatives: "related field" or "connected area".
As a few sectors are missing in this database, (e.g. associative sector or some public administrations), we end up with a sample of 1,159 male respondents after merging TWR data with COI.
Another distinguishing feature of this policy in Mali is that it is largely implemented at the operational level by the associative sector, which is private.
These fears were expressed by respondents in the associative sector as well as in the CSLS, who pointed to the poorer quality of treatment provided in the public sector.
This free healthcare policy has been a success on the whole, thanks in large measure to both the technical and financial support provided from abroad and the dynamism of the associative sector.
This came at a price, which was heavy dependence on external funding and progressive development of a two-tiered system, public vs. associative, in which the public sector had no share in the advantages made available to the associative sector by the Global Fund, such as staff bonuses.
The associative sector had managed to sustain the gains it made in terms of quality of services and the free healthcare package by resorting to funding that was parallel to that of the Global Fund (and particularly the financial contribution of international NGOs such as AIDES, etc).
The Global Fund temporarily withdrew its funding in late 2010 after an investigative mission by the Office of the Inspector General ostensibly identified irregularities in both the public and associative sectors.
Thus, we have compared the data of those sectors in which the cortical projections are mainly associative (dorsomedial sector of the CN head, CN body and CN gyrus), sensorimotor (postcommissural Put, excluding its posteroventral aspect) and limbic (posteroventral Put).
The mean density calculated in these associative CN sectors was compared with that obtained in both the postcommissural Put (which is a sensorimotor territory) and the posteroventral Put (limbic sector of the dorsal striatum) (Fig. 3C).
It discusses major types of caches, such as direct mapped, associative, set-associative, and sector mapped.
The main component of the limbic striatum is the nucleus accumbens, although there are other regions in the so-called dorsal striatum in which the limbic projections overlap with the associative ones: the ventral sector of both the CN head and precommissural Put and the medial rim of the CN tail.
