Sentence examples for dissociate which from inspiring English sources

Upon increasing the abrasive cutting force, beyond the critical value (atom binding force), the atomic lattice damaged and the bonds dissociate which result an amorphous structure.

With further increase in the solution pH, the H+ will combine with silanol groups on the MCM-41 surface and dissociate, which will increase the number of active sites for adsorption as well as the activity of hydroxyl groups on the MCM-41 surface.

Franzen had a miserable time at junior high school and felt a need to dissociate, which reading books for hours on end made possible: "... that was how I survived".

Portal II was shown to be a highly preferred region for OLA129 to dissociate, which is probably the major portal for the inner bound ligand under physiological conditions.

However, our policy of following tremor through accelerometry came at the expense of resolution, in that we were not able to dissociate which muscles were affected and if those affected varied across time.

As described here for PTEN, oxidative stress induced Prdx1 to dissociate, which in case of c-Abl (Neumann et al, 1998) and JNK (Kim et al, 2006) resulted in kinase activation.

Pyrites tightly embedded in the coal will tend to have fissures under microwave irradiation to allow the monomers to be dissociated, which will improve the reaction between pyrite and desulfurization agent (Marland et al. 2000).

Upon accumulation of misfolded protein Bip dissociates, which in turn allows dimerisation of the luminal domains to occur.

In one, an α subunit first dissociates, which is contrary to prediction, but the rest of (dis)assembly proceeds as predicted, leading to an αβ dimer.

Upon light activation of the LOV domain, these higher oligomers dissociated, which was reflected by a decrease in the detected molar mass signal.

Moreover, CeZr dissociates H2O, which reoxidizes this oxide.