Sentence examples for both dictated from inspiring English sources

Model reactions of Weissler reaction and salicylic acid degradation, which are both dictated by the production of hydroxyl radicals, have been used for quantification of cavitational activity.

Individual (natural) rights and the trader principle are both dictated by the fact that, as rational, independent beings, we need to think and act for our "proper survival" (1961b, p. 31).

Population size and number of segregating markers required are both dictated by the complex nature of tetrasomic inheritance (Hackett et al. 1998).

Education is thus both "dictating and giving way".

He traces the complex reciprocity between modern governments and the mathematical artifacts that both dictate the duties of the state and measure its successes.

Currently, the engineers determine the plate thickness and the stiffener spacing based on elastic large deflection plate theory in which bending and membrane actions both dictate the strength and deflection of the plate.

A suitable tool to investigate the coordination of these cues lies in nanofibrous scaffolds, which can both dictate cellular and cytoskeletal orientation and facilitate mechanical perturbation of seeded cells.

The minimum pickup velocity (Upu) for pneumatic conveying is analogous to the minimum fluidization velocity (Umf) in fluidization systems in that both dictate the minimum gas velocity required and have important implications in gas solid flows.

Both communities uphold the need for love and social justice in all facets of everyday life, and both dictate a need for justice and acceptance, which is why the idea of solely dating Jews seems entirely outmoded.

This model is further complicated by expression additional bHLH proteins and dictates that levels of expression (i.e. the stoichiometry of bHLH proteins within the cell) and the phosphorylation state of HAND1 both dictate dimer choice.

Second, prior trials dictated both the rate and composition of fluids administered.