The existence of water dissociation catalyst at anion-exchange membrane (AM) makes the water dissociation current of the AM much larger than that of CM.
Studies with these specific agonists have confirmed the existence of a dissociation of the functions of ERα and ERβ.
The correlation between motion discrimination and perceptual awareness seems to run counter the existence of a dissociation between decision and awareness [21].
With only one exception [ 136], all papers reporting a wide variety of experimental conditions, agree on the existence of complete dissociation between blood and CSF levels of β-END and on specific and different central versus peripheral regulatory mechanisms [ 116, 120- 128, 129, 129, 137- 140].
However, the existence of double dissociations for all three reading tasks suggests that the difference in number of morphemes may explain dissociations with better linguistic performance due to differences in difficulty.
This is a significant finding, since several clinical reports have indicated the existence of a functional dissociation between local and systemic anti-cancer T-cell responses [36], [37].
Although several imaging as well as lesion studies corroborate the existence of a dissociated processing for exact and approximate calculation [ 24, 29, 31], this dissociation could not be systematically replicated in normal and disabled calculators [ 33, 34].
Paradoxically, it is also known that transcription by RNAP II per se has the potential to dissociate histones H3 and H4 from the template,, suggesting the existence of factors that prevent cotranscriptional histone dissociation in order to maintain epigenetic integrity.
The average molecular mass of MecI, calculated within the concentration range of 0.5 36 μM, revealed the existence of a monomer dimer equilibrium with a dissociation constant of 0.30 ± 0.03 μM.
"Dissociative fugue is the rare bird of dissociation, but dissociation as a phenomenon is very common," he said.
