Sentence examples for need to dissociate from inspiring English sources

"At times I have felt the need to dissociate myself from my work and public image," Franco continued.

The national co-ordinator of the We Can campaign, India, denied that Kaintura was a member of the BJP and therefore, saw no need to dissociate from her.

Thus cryopreservation in the adherent state would alleviate any need to dissociate stem cells from the culture surface and prevent any damage that is a result of dissociation.

The idea of a dominant identity from which the oppressed may need to dissociate themselves remains, but the alternative becomes a more fluid and diverse grouping, less intent on guarantees of internal homogeneity and more concerned with identifying "family resemblances" than literal identity (Heyes 2000).

Franzen had a miserable time at junior high school and felt a need to dissociate, which reading books for hours on end made possible: "... that was how I survived".

I feel as if that deep, moving connection has been severed by the degree to which I need to dissociate myself from what I am seeing, doing, and experiencing in order to live through these often bloody, can-never-go-back moments.

Teq, equilibrium (in situ) temperature estimated from temperature data between 60 and 600 s after penetration; Tf, threshold temperature above which the endothermic effect takes place in 2D simulation; tr, duration needed to dissociate all methane hydrate in the sediment (10% volume fraction).

Further research is needed to dissociate structural correlates of internal and external inhibition in one study.

Future studies are needed to dissociate the effects of valence, arousal and race, to determine whether there are different mechanisms for priming effects and explicit memory.

Only the fingers/palm:connection needs to dissociate to allow the necessary reorganization of the domains.

While ATP was needed to dissociate EHD2 from caveolae, too rapid hydrolysis evidently prevented displacement of EHD2 from caveolae.