Sentence examples for are difficult to disassociate from inspiring English sources

Protein complexes can also be problematic if their subunits are difficult to disassociate [ 57, 61, 62].

For readers of a certain age, it's difficult to disassociate the music with the startling, spooky video, recorded at popular suicide spot Beachy Head, and featuring a young Steve Strange and three other Blitz kids plucked from obscurity when Bowie dropped in on the nightclub one evening in 1979.

The term's historical indebtedness to militarization/colonial exploitation is difficult to disassociate.

We did not find ethnic group to be associated with mortality in the adjusted Cox model; however, it is difficult to disassociate ethnicity from region.

Joe Biden is like a very drunk, eccentric uncle; and it's hard to disassociate the man from his Onion image.

Even though it was difficult to obtain the exact value of surface charge via zeta potential, especially in a mixed solvent, we reasonably conclude that the condensed DNA in 95% DMF was partially disassociated into polyions.

Such strong connections make it difficult to disassociate these two behaviors (smoking and eating).

This research is really a snapshot and it was often hard to disassociate what was impacted by the RAPIA and how this was done.

I've been working really hard to disassociate my weight from my worth.

How are we to disassociate ourselves from the Tories and Lib Dems when this debate is over?" he asked.

"It's as if they are trying to disassociate it so they can sell it privately".