Sentence examples for but dissociated from inspiring English sources

Their religious beliefs are deeply felt, but dissociated from their other activities and beliefs.

The complexes were stable in the presence of salt and heparin under normal physiological conditions, but dissociated to release nucleic acids in a reductive environment similar to cytoplasm.

Sometimes her directness is harrowing: Where Did I Leave That Fire? opens with sonar bleeps and a cold ripple of piano, and finds Case all but dissociated from herself: "I wanted so badly not to be me".

In 1858 he was invited to stand for a seat in the upper house, but, dissociated from the radicals (the Clear Grits), he could not identify with the conservative element of his old party either.

Participants in the health care providers' focus groups confirmed the practice but dissociated themselves from it.

While we cannot exclude the possibility that integrins may be associated with collagen-podocalyxin complexes but dissociated during the immunoprecipitation procedure, so we have no data to support such an interaction at this time.

Kinetic studies revealed that the inhibitors are not strong zinc chelators in solution, and they bind reversibly to VIM-2 but dissociate very slowly.

It was found that HCOOH molecules do not adsorb intact on TiO2 (1 0 1), as proposed previously, but dissociate yielding different formate species.

While fluoroform is good for stronger sites, weak sites can be tested by pyrrole, acetylene or its derivatives that are more sensitive, but dissociate on the most basic oxygen centers.

In this study, a "bioactive" tocopherol succinate (TOS) was grafted to hyaluronic acid (HA) via of disulfide bonds to obtain HA-ss-TOS conjugates which can assemble into nano-micelles but dissociate when exposed to reducing environments in vitro and in vivo.

Tetramers that are purified from dimers and imidazol by gel filtration are kinetically stable, but dissociate into dimers upon heating.