The phrase "there is a decoupling" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It typically indicates a separation or disconnection between two things or ideas. Example: "There is a decoupling between economic growth and job creation, as companies continue to automate and outsource labor."
"It could suggest that there is a decoupling of emissions and economy growth, and if continued, it would be very, very significant," said Kelly Levin, a senior associate with the World Resources Institute.
In addition, recent sleep studies with simultaneous electroencephalography fMRI show that during deep sleep there is a decoupling of frontal areas from the DMN (Horovitz et al. 2009).
Castiello wished to evaluate whether there was a decoupling of the reaching and grasping components in blind subjects, whilst the present study aimed to look at reach efficiency using the prosthesis; to achieve this aim no prior knowledge of the object's position was made available, thus it is difficult to directly compare the findings of these studies.
Despite the provenance of the institution, however, we do not know whether there is a sufficient decoupling in practice given that the authority of the entity implies material bargaining power.
Looking at developed economies, Schularick and Taylor (2012) show there was a close link between credit and broad money before World War II, but there has been a decoupling after World War II.
The question now is whether there will be a decoupling.
There is a clear decoupling between patterns of morphological variation and population structure.
However at the driest end of the range measured, there is a slight decoupling of the carbon and oxygen isotope relationship, which suggests that during extreme dry periods, photosynthetic capacity may be down-regulated by desiccation beyond the effects of lowered stomatal conductance.
There is a second theory that predicts a decoupling of the intention behaviour relationship in the case of threatening information: the terror management health model (Goldenberg & Arndt, 2008; Hansen, Winzeler, & Topolinski, 2010).
In septic shock patients, there is a higher percentage of ventriculoarterial decoupling.
In septic shock patients, there is a higher percentage of ventriculoarterial decoupling compared to nonseptic patients admitted to ICUs.
