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If research priorities are to be dictated by differences in scientific uncertainty then our results suggest that the study of habitat change is deserving of considerably more attention.

Following this model, friction differences between film and substrate at low loads were dictated by differences in adhesion, whereas at higher load they reflect differences in contact shear strength.

Unfortunately, this focus fosters the specious perspective that facultative adjustment of egg traits should largely be dictated by broodmate viability-differences specifically during the post-embryonic period [e.g., 11] [17].

Further, these differences seem to be dictated by the local biological and physical microenvironment the fibroblasts reside resulting in "positional identity or memory".

If these two enzymes are essentially interchangeable, the choice of which one to use in synthetic mixtures might not make much difference and could be dictated by other factors such as cost.

Don't be dictated by audience ratings".

It cannot be dictated by national government.

Another difference: the House Judiciary Committee in 1998, unlike its predecessor, where we served, has allowed its agenda to be dictated by the calendar.

The terms would be dictated by the Allies.

Much of my travel can be dictated by growing seasons.

"I will 100% be dictated by what they believe".