Sentence examples for dissociation effect from inspiring English sources
With an increase in pressure or the addition of CO2, the kinetic between the prompt reaction and R1 slightly reduces the prompt radical dissociation effect.
This disturbance can cause an apparent misfit of the equilibrium temperature, but 2D finite element modeling considering the hydrate dissociation effect did not result in any significant difference in the extrapolated temperature.
We also examined this dissociation effect with scan path kinetic metrics.
These low-level image properties showed no significant differences within or between the stimuli blocks of valence and arousal thereby excluding their possible contribution to the dissociation effect.
Upon co-injection, however, a synergistic cell dissociation effect was observed in isolated animal caps and in whole embryos, indicating that both proteins can act together to interfere with cell adhesion (Figure 2C).
Notice that this dissociation effect was present for the plaids, but not for the gratings.
In practice, the thermochemical properties of the fictive species (hereafter denoted by AΦ) are set to account for the impact of dissociation effects and partial oxidation of the fuel, i.e., presence of species other than H2O and CO2 in the burnt gases, which allows to recover a satisfactory estimate of Tb.
Scattering curves for dsDNA samples at 50 µM matched those at 400 µM indicating that interparticle interference, aggregation, and duplex dissociation effects were negligible.
Focusing on the posterior triangle MOG – LOT – LP which accounted for the strongest dissociation effects between word and pseudoword reading, we additionally tested for differences between paths during non-word reading (i.e. 5-consonant string) as well as for differences between categories for each path.
If this were the case, again, we would not expect to see such a striking double-dissociation effect in our results.
This approach explores one-site reactivity while preventing subunit-dissociation effects.
