Sentence examples for less dissociated from inspiring English sources

In addition, the accumulated lactic acid was not completely neutralized by NaOH because weak organic acids such as lactic acid and acetic acid are less dissociated in solution at any pH values compared to strong acids (Lund et al. 2014).

This finding suggests that the more symmetrical and less dissociated the hamstring muscles work together, the higher the physiological changes will be inside the recruited muscle fibres.

Two or even three hydroxyl groups of the larger sugar acids get more or less dissociated, generating the prerequisites for tridentate Al III) coordination in solution [9, 23].

Even in the presence of EDTA (5 mM), less than 3% dissociated Cu was detected after the RQDs were challenged in serum for 24 h.

Isolated groups lack this stabilization and are thus less inclined to dissociate leading to a higher pKa.

This case provides the highest gas production and lowest water production even though it dissociates less gas hydrate in the system than the other cases.

The trend in the adsorption energies with different metal impurities shows that water is less likely to dissociate when cationic impurities with high oxidation states such as Mn4+, Zr4+, and Ce4+ are present.

The polymeric micelles are less prone to dissociate even at low concentrations and thus can maintain their micellar structures that facilitate prolonged circulation in the bloodstream by escaping from renal clearance and reticuloendothelial system [ 8].

Consistently, template switch mutations are eliminated in strains with a proofreading-defective Pol δ because defective polymerases are less likely to dissociate from the template than the wild-type enzyme.

Although higher-chlorinated PCB sulfates remain to be examined for their binding to TTR, previous reports suggest that the higher-chlorinated OH-PCBs may be less able to dissociate and may be retained bound to TTR in the circulation (Bergman et al. 1994; Brouwer et al. 1998).

As Italian is a consistent language, it is less easy to dissociate lexical/semantic and nonlexical reading because there are no irregularly spelled words and a comparison of regularly spelled words to pseudowords typically results in greater activation for pseudowords in all frontal regions (see Mechelli et al. 2003 for a review).