Sentence examples for changes dictated by from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blau did agree that the tardy Labor Day may allow for behavioral changes dictated by social customs.

"It didn't feel like it was necessary," David Shore, an executive producer and the creator of "House," said of the changes dictated by last year's finale.

Evolutionary colour changes dictated by shifting selection are suggested by many populations that show geographical or temporal clines (graded series of morphological characters).

The torpor of ex-Presidential paper processing is mostly due to rules changes dictated by the present Administration, which have slowed the Reagan Library's response time to Freedom of Information Act requests, for example, from a year and a half to six and a half years.

LapD activation by c-di-GMP on the other hand increases the affinity of LapG with the output domain following conformational changes dictated by the cytoplasmic HAMP domain.

The aim of our study was to characterize molecular changes dictated by adipose tissue-derived mesenchymal stromal cells (AT-MSCs) and the effects on drug responses in human breast cancer cells SKBR3.

Greeks in particular have been outraged at demands for change dictated by Berlin that impinge on their sovereignty.

One-tailed t-tests were used to determine significance of sub- and suprathreshold stimulus responses at the population level, with the direction of the expected change dictated by the STDP rule.

"Many of the changes were dictated by the needs of the art," he said.

These changes are dictated by tough and controversial conditions set by the EU and IMF in return for two massive bailouts.

The pace of change, as dictated by the later entrants of Google's Android and Apple's iOS, was just too much for Nokia and Symbian to keep up.