Sentence examples similar to a function dictates from inspiring English sources
An animal can live on the forest floor or in the canopy, for instance, and within the canopy it can move in three particular ways: (a) by leaping a function principally dictated by the hind limbs; (b) by arm swinging (brachiation)—a function particularly of the forelimbs; (c) by quadrupedalism a function equally divided between the forelimbs and the hind limbs.
The formulation of the objective function dictates possible optimization algorithms that can be used.
Thus, the balance between Ehd1 and Hd1 function dictates flowering transition through Hd3a induction.
The high complexity of testis function dictates that the number of genes involved must be much larger.
The study supports the recommendation that targeting an initial MAP of 65 70 mmHg in a patient without prior chronic hypertension is a reasonable first approximation, after which time MAP levels should be adjusted up or down as end-organ function dictates.
This raises the possibility that an Arg serves a function beyond dictating E1-UBL selectivity.
But many of these products are aesthetically pleasing only by accident, function dictating the use of a particular weave, for example in a warp knit cardiac support made of PET polyester yarn.
However, it is still under discussion whether the co-expression evolved merely as a consequence of their physical proximity or if function dictated their co-regulation.
The specifications of the high-intensity caregiving function dictate that the response probability of a positive outcome depends on unobserved effects and past experience.
We show that Munc13, an active-zone protein essential for exocytosis, also controls presynaptic voltage-gated calcium channel (VGCC) function dictating their behavior during various forms of activity.
The purpose of this study was twofold: (1) to determine if the antiapoptotic function of αA-crystallin is related to its chaperone function and (2) to evaluate whether argpyrimidine-modifiable arginine residues that enhance or reduce the chaperone function dictate the antiapoptotic function.
