When a salt hydrate is heated to a critical temperature, a chemical reaction is initiated to dissociate it into its anhydrous form and water vapour.
When a salt hydrate is heated to a threshold temperature, a chemical reaction is initiated to dissociate it into its anhydrous form and water vapor.
Since that's not enough to dissociate it from Britain, Britain itself will have to change its name.
He proceeded to unite the faction-ridden party, committed it to moderate social and economic policies, and tried to dissociate it from the much larger Communist Party.
Finally, they were taught to dissociate it from that colour and learn that a different colour was the giveaway.The lizards were able to manage all three tasks with ease matching the performance of tits in similar tests.
His innovations in the description of English grammar, particularly his efforts to dissociate it from Latin grammar, led 20th-century scholars to describe him as "one of the great grammarians of his time".
Based on photoinduced structural changes, the sensor unit switches between the on-state to detect a target molecule and the off-state to dissociate it.
First, HMGB1 translocates to the cytoplasm following several autophagic stimuli (e.g., hydrogen peroxide, rapamycin, and starvation), which in turn promotes autophagy through direct interaction with BECN1 to dissociate it from BCL2 in immortalized mouse embryonic fibroblasts and cancer cells.
If the bead displayed active movement powered by IFT trains during bead oscillation measurements, the bead was lifted for 0.5 1.0 μm to dissociate it away from IFT and then brought back to flagella.
If each head of M5 was labeled with a chromophore and the photoexcited chromophore temporarily altered the conformation of the head to dissociate it from actin, light pulses illuminating only the trailing head should make the molecule step forward, because the strain stored in the leading head would induce a forward step.
