Sentence examples for actively dissociated from inspiring English sources

Contrary to Denmark and Norway, the strategy of the mainstream parties has been to isolate the Sweden Democrats, which means that, at least in the short run, its parliamentary success has not translated in stricter policies, but rather the contrary, as all other parties actively dissociated themselves from this party.

IκBα actively dissociates the RelA DNA complex, forming the IκBα: RelA complex and liberating free DNA.

However, in contrast to the mannosylated DC-SIGN ligands of Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which activate signaling downstream of DC-SIGN and trigger pro-inflammatory cytokine production, the DC-SIGN ligands of H. pylori actively dissociate the signaling complex downstream of this C-type lectin to suppress pro-inflammatory cytokine production [ 12].

Upon phosphorylation, the affinity of PAGE4 for c-Jun is weakened, and hence, it either fails to associate or actively dissociates itself from c-Jun and binds to Factor X, and the PAGE4/Factor-X complex can now interact with c-Jun and potentiate its transactivation of the relevant target genes.

The Republican Party seems to be actively trying to dissociate itself from the tradition of intellectualism your father represented.

8 17 34 Inaccurate coding could be attributed to the fact that data were collected by persons who were not actively involved in the clinical care and thus were dissociated from clinical information that could be necessary for correct reporting of data.

To more stringently test the effect of TDZD-8 on the ability of GBM cells to generate new spheres, actively growing 7 day-old GL261-derived primary neurosphere cultures were dissociated, and equal numbers of viable cells were replated in fresh neurosphere medium to generate new neurospheres (secondary neurospheres).

The tone is strange, dissociated.

Officially, Lebanon has "dissociated" itself from Syria.

In Cunningham style, the choreography was dissociated from the music.

"Killing is dissociated from pain; it's even dissociated from life," wrote Kael in a review of "Magnum Force" (1973).