Sentence examples for in dissociation from inspiring English sources

Briefly, cortical fragments were dissociated into single cells in dissociation solution (Sumitomo Bakelite, Akita, Japan) and resuspended in nerve culture medium (Sumitomo Bakelite).

Luhrmann, a Stanford anthropologist who studies religion and psychiatry, suggests that there is a "shared psychological mechanism" in dissociation and evangelical worship: the capacity to withdraw from the everyday and become entirely absorbed by interior experience.

Reduction of the disulfide bonds to sulfhydryl groups results in dissociation of the peptide chains, the molecular weight of which is 25,000 to 28,000 each.

Over a hundred years ago, the French philosopher and physician Pierre Janet (1859-1947) argued that the emotional shock, which accompanies a terrifying event can result in dissociation.

More importantly, it can result in dissociation of the aggregates that are already formed (Figure 6).

The qPCR specificity was confirmed by the sharpness of the peak appeared in dissociation curve analysis.

This is because the receptors in this figure are healthy and therefore slow in dissociation.

In the course of decomposition, ammonium is released, which is in dissociation equilibrium with ammonia - a strong cell poison.

(2) Cultural evolution now proceeds too rapidly for genetic accomodation resulting in dissociation between our genes and our lives.

The cleavage by NE results in dissociation of the FRET fluorescent protein pair and alteration of the fluorescent emission spectrum.

A minimum energy structure for molecularly adsorbed water was not identified because all attempts to do so resulted in dissociation.