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Time is now dissociated from opening the wine.

Targets and distractors were now dissociated solely by the presence or absence of interocular conflict: Observers searched for an interocular conflict target among nonconflict (double) distractors or for a noninterocular conflict (double) target among interocular conflict distractors (Fig.  1c).

It is now known that WT CXCL8 dimer dissociates at µM concentrations, and so it is not surprising that it is monomeric at nanomolar concentrations used in in vitro functional studies and dimeric at millimolar concentrations used in structural studies [23].

Once hyperphosphorylated, pRb dissociates from E2F, which is now free to promote the transcription of E2F-regulated genes.

It is now well established that upon hyperphosphorylation, p-Tau dissociates from the microtubules [35], [36], and our results are consistent with this.

Bush Administration loyalists say that their predictions about postwar Iraq were correct, just a little off on timing; pro-invasion liberals who are now trying to dissociate themselves from an adventure gone bad insist that though they may have sounded a false alarm, they erred "in the right direction" — not really a mistake at all.

The tone is strange, dissociated.

Trifluoromethanesulphonic acid is completely dissociated.