Sentence examples for inability to dissociate from inspiring English sources

The image of an economically powerful ethnic Chinese community was further fostered by the government through its inability to dissociate itself from the patronage networks.

Vps32-GFP localizes to motile early endosomes as reported, but predominates in aggregates often associated with vacuoles due to inability to dissociate from endosomes.

This can be related to a preferential physisorption of NO2 on the metallicity sorted SWCNTs and its inability to dissociate rapidly due to the much smaller number of defects and almost nonexistent metallic impurities in the clean separated samples.

Results show that both constructs exist as stable dimers as shown by a single peak in the deconvoluted spectrum at ∼157 kDa and an inability to dissociate PAD2 into a monomeric state upon applying collisional energy during MS analysis.

However, determining whether oxidative damage is pivotal to neurodegenerative disease progression is difficult, one complication being the inability to dissociate completely the disease process in late-onset disorders from the normal ageing process.

Pol V Mut E38K/ΔC17 is far more active with ATPγS compared with ATP, which is consistent with in inability to dissociate from p/t DNA in the absence of ATP hydrolysis.

This result may be attributed to the inability of serum to dissociate DNA from lipids in EDL complexes.

This decrease likely reflects the lower amount of Asf1-H3/H4 complex available due to the inability of Asf1 to dissociate H3/H4 tetramers that lack H4 C terminal tails.

The lack of βγ2 dissociation from αq is consistent with a long standing suggestion that the G protein heterotrimer does not have to dissociate to act on effectors [21], [22] and recent reports of the inability of receptor activation to dissociate αq, αi-1, αz, αt-cone and αs-q chimera from β1γ2 [24], [25], [26], [27], [27].

However, it is pivotal to dissociate the propensity to develop habits, which in itself is not an aberrant process, from the inability to regain control over maladaptive habits that have become inflexible, such as those that are seen in addicted individuals who compulsively seek and take drugs.

was at pains to dissociate himself from it.