0 past simple and past participle of disassociate
1 to dissociate
In many studies the biofilms are disassociated before analysis, therefore losing spatial information on the effects of antimicrobial efficacy.
Just as important as what conservative strategists associated with racial discord, is what they disassociated from it.
The institutional arrangements that surrounded the vote cannot be disassociated from the practice of suffrage.
Language resources for talking about men cannot be disassociated from the discourse activity of story lines about men.
The distribution of carabid larvae was disassociated from the distribution of cereal aphids for the first two sampling occasions indicating biocontrol was occurring.
Material things, such as works of art, buildings and architectural models have generally been located in the material world and therefore disassociated from the spiritual.
Having redefined the public bad as the private use of a resource rivaling a public use, any remaining nonconvexity is disassociated from the detrimental nature of interaction.
Munakata, in contrast, assumes two disassociated systems for looking and reaching, which do not interact.
