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An analysis of a series of nine published reports by Simpkin et al. [ 9] suggested that there is an improved rate of consent when there is decoupling between notification and acceptance of brain death and the request for organ donation.

Their term for this is "decoupling".

Unfortunately, there will be decoupling for the wrong reason for Brazil, because 94% of what is consumed in Brazil is produced in Brazil.

However, there can be decoupling of the number of LAGs in long bones and the actual age of old individuals leading to underestimation of individual ages [ 42].

That said, clearly not all countries are decoupling.

Art and industry must be decoupled: "There is no other way to break the frozen cinematic conventions than through a complete derangement of the official cinematic senses".

Without frictional convergence feedback, the Kelvin and Rossby waves are decoupled, and there is no growing mode (Fig. 4).

However, there is a higher probability of General Kayani converting to Hinduism than there is of the Haqqani Network ever being decoupled from Al Qaeda.

However, performance was decoupled across life stages, as there was no correlation between performance in tadpoles and performance in froglets.

From 2015, there will be new syllabuses, less non-exam assessment and AS will be decoupled from A-level.

Sexual desire has been decoupled from pregnancy.