The phrase "as dissociate" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misuse of the term "dissociate," which typically requires a different grammatical structure.
Example: "The chemicals will dissociate when mixed with water."
Alternatives: "as separate" or "as detach."
To obtain a single-cell suspension, cells were pre-treated (as described above) so as to dissociate cell-conjugates and were sorted at 4°C.
A variety of atomic structures of the dislocation core is observed, known in the literature as dissociated or asymmetric Lomer edge dislocations.
Such a mixture is known as dissociated heterochrony.
Which are the mechanisms underlying the higher urinary [Cl−] excretion rate, as dissociated from [Na+], as the key factor generating hypochloremic metabolic alkalosis?
High FPU and β-glucosidase activities considered as dissociated do not allow explaining the various glucose yields obtained with the different cocktails.
The expression profile of Palm protein in the embryonic, newborn and adult mouse eye as well as dissociated retinal neurons was determined by confocal immunofluorescence.
The reason may be that some biochemical processes, such as dissociating the complexation of an anticancer drug with cytoplasmic ligands (i.e., carnosine), need to be triggered by mechanical stimulation and, conversely, some mechanical processes may need the energy input offered by biochemical processes.
Action and perception are not as sharply dissociated as proponents of DSM sometimes claim.
The kinetic behavior of small cylindrical methane hydrate samples as they dissociate in the presence of thermodynamic inhibitors is investigated experimentally and theoretically.
We investigate the capability of salt hydrates to store thermochemical energy as they dissociate into anhydrous salts or lower hydrates and water vapor upon heating using the example of magnesium sulfate heptahydrate as a model salt.
