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However, some evidence suggests that the conscious experience of mental imagery and short-term visuo-spatial retention can be dissociated from each other, implying at least a partial dissociation between the cognitive processes that underlie each function (Pearson, 2007; Zeman et al., 2010).

These experiments also suggest that the cytotoxicity mediated by Tyrp1 and Gpnmb does not kill the RGCs, and that iris disease and RGC death can be dissociated from each other.

There is also quite substantial scientific evidence that there are abnormal pain phenomena where the sensory and affective aspects of pain experiences are dissociated from each other — see Section 6.1 below.

Tubules were dissociated from each other and removed from interstitial material with 1 mg/ml collagenase IV.

These protrusions disappeared in the stalled dendrites after contact, so that the tips of dendrites were dissociated from each other and stabilized in a non-overlapping arrangement (Fig. 4E).

The study revealed the following: (i) NCAM interacts with all major NCAN domains in almost similar manner; (ii) NCAN active domains are not able to inhibit NCAM if they are dissociated from each other.

We noted that when the colony cells were dissociated from each other by physical force, they attached to the adjacent surface of the culture plate, assumed a spindle/epithelioid shape and exhibited a nuclear staining of Mitf protein.

Her image and her name had been transformed by Dom's announcement, and were framed with sorrow, could never be dissociated from it.

More than in the past, political and socioeconomic integration may be dissociated from cultural and relational assimilation.

Rpn13C could be dissociated from Uch37 in the presence of 15 mmol/L NaOH (Fig. 3E).

On the corresponding posterior surface 3D reconstruction of the spine (on the right), the last vertebra seems to be dissociated from the pelvis.