Sentence examples for are hard to dissociate from inspiring English sources
In addition, by considering that the unwanted reaction products formed through side reactions are easily accumulated because they are hard to dissociate during the charging process [1, 2, 6, 7], the Co3O4-nanofiber electrode has clearly suppressed the detrimental side reactions.
Finally, this study is limited by the close relationships between anchor agents and backbones, which are hard to dissociate and are subject to confounding.
And the French are hostile to Turkey's entry into the EU, a subject that has been hard to dissociate from the constitution.
During normal conditions when humans perform movements it is hard to dissociate the relative afferents and efferent contributions to the sensation of movement.
As DM is usually associated to hypertension and coronary arteriosclerosis [ 2] and they all can reduce myocardial performance, it's hard to dissociate cardiac abnormalities (LVH and diastolic dysfunction) originated from those conditions to that straightly related to metabolic changes of DM.
She can own a stage and take possession of songs that are very hard to dissociate from their original singers.
But often there is also a poignancy, an icy silence hard to dissociate from de Kooning's mental decline.
Vedder's overly enunciated vocal approach was run into the ground by second-rate rock singers to the point where it became hard to dissociate Pearl Jam from what followed in their wake.
The inflammation/infection pair seems hard to dissociate, and the origin of the baneful consequences of the persisting excessive inflammatory responses remains to be cleared up: does inflammation follow or rather precede infection?
