Sentence examples for disassociated for from inspiring English sources

A third, one of the owners of an Oxford car dealership, was disassociated for three years for providing the loaner cars.

A similar structure was recently shown in a species of tropical bat, where individuals often disassociated for short periods [48].

Everything is comedy and it's just a matter of taking a step back and disassociating for a moment," he says, whether it's a big trauma or a tiny slice of total mortification that happens by accident, as it did at the urinal the day I met with him.

Analytes were injected for 5 min and allowed to disassociate for 10 min.

Macomber added that the Greek Leadership Council is considering a new rule that "any house promoting or prominently displaying the Dartmouth Indian will be ineligible for funding, disassociated from the GLC, and fined".

The researcher concluded that the reading-to-write ability seems to be a unique construct weakly associated with reading for comprehension and disassociated from writing an essay without background reading support.

Lewis Colick, James Toback and Tom Epperson disassociated themselves for credit by the WGA.

TfL says the data stays linked with your individual card for eight weeks, after which it is permanently disassociated from that card and held by TfL for "research purposes".

What appeared to be happening during the visit to "Explore Evolution" is that visitors' need-based explanations for the evolution scenarios became disassociated from the desire-based explanations and increasingly associated with evolutionary mechanisms of change.

Poor patient compliance was also noted in two studies, which found that patients who were not motivated to participate in their own care via telecare [ 68] disassociated from the technology and abdicated responsibility for its use to healthcare staff [ 66].

It was probably no bad thing to be disassociated from the increasingly discredited Mitterrand, and Rocard began to position himself for the future.