The phrase "a dissociated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing psychological states, conditions, or phenomena where something is separated or disconnected from a whole.
Example: "The patient exhibited symptoms of a dissociated identity, struggling to integrate their fragmented memories."
Alternatives: "a detached" or "a disconnected".
First, a guideline for designing a dissociated jerk-limited profile (DJL) based on simple and pragmatic Finite Impulse Response (FIR) filtering methodology is presented.
When APE1 was present, it would recognize and cleave AP site in AP-S1S2, thus producing a dissociated pyrene-labelled oligonucleotide segment.
In dense hydrogen transport membranes, whether ceramic or metallic, molecular hydrogen must be catalytically dissociated on the retentate-side membrane surface to allow transport of hydrogen through the bulk membrane in a dissociated form.
The loosely adherent RPE cell layer was gently peeled off each eyecup using fine forceps, transferred to a 15 ml tube containing culture medium comprised of Medium199, 15% FBS (Gibco, Carlsbad, CA) and 1x MEM with non-essential amino acids (Sigma, St . Louis, and then triturated with a transfer pipette to form a dissociated cell suspension.
At this point, kinesin may access a dissociated state [Off], induced by premature phosphate release from the bound head, leading to dimer detachment.
For example, an intra-paper conflict might be between the information extracted from the following two sentences within the same article: (i) 'We have investigated whether protein A maintains its interaction with protein B, when phosphorylated at site X' and (ii) 'When phosphorylated at site X, protein A dissociated from protein B'.
At a pH of 7.22, the dissociation of the P85PAA65 copolymer was complete, yielding a dissociated polymer chain with apparent hydrodynamic radius (Rhapp) of about 3.2 nm.
Although several imaging as well as lesion studies corroborate the existence of a dissociated processing for exact and approximate calculation [ 24, 29, 31], this dissociation could not be systematically replicated in normal and disabled calculators [ 33, 34].
Frequently, Dr. Dutton added, the killer enters a "dissociated," trancelike state after the killing.
