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Lib Dem MP John Leech said "the only way we can dissociate ourselves from this top-rate Tory cut is to commit ourselves to reintroducing it".

Our task differs in that we can dissociate reward-independent learning that arises within a classical reward learning task and exclude common PE explanations.

Finally, we assume that the Cdc20 C-Mad2 complex can dissociate into Cdc20 and O-Mad2 (Eq. (3)).

Following this, we tested if our semantic model can dissociate categorical and object-specific semantic processing.

We agree on the point that an experiment which can dissociate V1 spatial and visual responses would significantly enhance the study.

We find mutations in the mSmo CRD (Y134F and G115F, Figure 6F) that can dissociate the Shh and oxysterol responses.

Here we show that β2-adrenergic receptors (β2ARs) that self-associate at the plasma membrane can dissociate during agonist-induced internalization.

Though previous work suggests that scrub-jays can dissociate the present from the future (Correia et al., 2007), we are not aware of any evidence that they can tell how far into the future cache recovery will be.

In support of this, we used saponin-permeabilized heart muscle fibres to demonstrate that increasing [G-6-P] can dissociate HK2 from mitochondria, but only when accompanied by a decrease in pH such as that which occurs during ischaemia.

Ultraviolet photons with energies of more than 11.2 electron volts can dissociate molecular hydrogen (H2) into two H atoms.

People in photos can dissociate themselves by clicking on the photo and on "remove tag" beside their name.