Sentence examples for the dissociating from inspiring English sources
verb
To make unrelated; to sever a connection; to separate.
- A number of group members wish to dissociate themselves from the majority.
The experiments in closed system also demonstrate that the dissociating system approaches a meta-stable state with a pressure much lower than equilibrium dissociation pressure.
When the convective heat transfer coefficient is expressed as a simple power of the dissociating front velocity, up to a multiplicative factor, the agreement between data and calculations can be further improved.
Because the dissociating group on paracetamol is phenolic, we chose a QSPR model specifically developed for the prediction of p {K}_a) in phenols [58], and which employed descriptors based on the EEM charges we computed in our interpretation of local reactivity in paracetamol.
These fibrous threads were found to be associated, in other botryllid ascidians, with the dissociating borders between interacting allogeneic partners, physically separating the interacting colonies [20], [21].
MLC-GFP was recruited around the dissociating actin core during the disassembly of podosomes.
For this reason, the polymer adsorption decrease with the pH rise is a result of the increasing repulsion between the dissociating PAA macromolecules and more negative solid surface.
Water dissociation is an equilibrium between the dissociated and intact water.
Atomic-resolution STEM imaging clearly confirmed the formation of clinopyroxene (Cpx) structure between the dissociated partial dislocations.
Figure 6 Filtered Cs-corrected STEM-HAADF image of the dissociated (100) [001] dislocation, recorded along the b-axis.
The Cpx structure is definitely formed between the dissociated partial dislocations and contains considerable amounts of calcium replacing iron.
However, for the formation of the dissociated amidinium 1·2H+, broad fluorescence bands were observed (without a vibrational structure).
