Sentence examples for highly dissociated from inspiring English sources
A ranting, Catholic mother, a disabled brother and a pervy uncle: these may be bog-gothic standards of any Irish book season, but McBride brings passion and and distance with the voice of her highly dissociated protagonist, whose name we never get to hear.
By the emission spectroscopy, it was found that methane was highly dissociated to atomic carbon and hydrogen in spark discharge.
Since the alkylammonium bromides are highly dissociated surface active salts, the decrease in internal pressure resulting from double layer repulsion could, in principle, be important.
The samples were treated in a weakly ionized highly dissociated oxygen plasma created in a microwave discharge at a power of 1 kW.
Being highly dissociated it is a more reactive source of fluoride than related salts.
Due to high recombination coefficients of the catalytic tip, the probes are heated to a high temperature during exposure to highly dissociated gas such as reactive plasma.
This observed photomechanical effect is attributed to a reversible modulus change in the polymer blend, arising from an UV-controlled isomerization of the azobenzene moiety, causing a switching behavior between its highly aggregated and dissociated states.
In any case, the issue is believed never to have ruffled the placidity of Avedon's life with his second wife, Evvie, a highly intelligent woman, totally dissociated from the fashion world, whom he married in 1951.
This suggests that neural populations in this brain region are highly specialized to dissociate between fine-grained visual features, which fits nicely with our interpretation of the results.
GKA was also highly effective in dissociating the GK GKRP complex, with practically equal Kd values for GKRP-WT and GKRP-P446L (1.49 compared with 1.23 μM) (Supplementary Figure S11 and Table 4).
More detailed analyses of the final state indicate that the stabilization effect by the surface defect originates from the highly efficient interactions between the dissociated hydrogen and the slope.
