Slot: associated_with

Expresses a relationship between two named things where the relationship is typically generated statistically (though not in all cases), and is weaker than its child, 'correlated with', but stronger than its parent, 'related to'. This relationship holds between two concepts represented by variables for which a statistical dependence is demonstrated. E.g. the statement “Atrial Fibrillation (Afib) is associated with Myocardial Infraction (MI)” asserts that having Afib is not statistically independent from whether a patient will also have MI. Note that in Translator associations, the subject and object concepts may map exactly to the statistical variables, or represent related entities for which the variables serve as proxies in an Association (e.g. diseases, chemical entities or processes).

URI: biolink:associated_with

Inheritance

• related_to
  • related_to_at_instance_level
    • associated_with
      • associated_with_likelihood_of
      • likelihood_associated_with
      • associated_with_sensitivity_to
      • sensitivity_associated_with
      • associated_with_resistance_to
      • resistance_associated_with
      • genetic_association
      • genetically_associated_with
      • correlated_with

Properties

• Range: NamedThing

• Multivalued: True

Identifier and Mapping Information

Annotations

property	value
canonical_predicate	True

Schema Source

• from schema: https://w3id.org/biolink/biolink-model

LinkML Source

name: associated with
annotations:
  canonical_predicate:
    tag: canonical_predicate
    value: true
description: Expresses a relationship between two named things where the relationship
  is typically generated statistically (though not in all cases), and is weaker than
  its child, 'correlated with', but stronger than its parent, 'related to'. This relationship
  holds between two concepts represented by variables for which a statistical  dependence
  is demonstrated.  E.g. the statement “Atrial Fibrillation (Afib) is associated with
  Myocardial  Infraction (MI)” asserts that having Afib is not statistically independent
  from whether a patient  will also have MI. Note that in Translator associations,
  the subject and object concepts may map exactly to  the statistical variables, or
  represent related entities for which the variables serve as proxies in an  Association
  (e.g. diseases, chemical entities or processes).
from_schema: https://w3id.org/biolink/biolink-model
narrow_mappings:
- RO:0004029
- SNOMEDCT:47429007
is_a: related to at instance level
domain: named thing
multivalued: true
inherited: true
alias: associated_with
symmetric: true
range: named thing