Sentence examples for development dictates from inspiring English sources
The current state of the chemical and biological sciences required for pharmaceutical development dictates that 5,000 10,000 chemical compounds must undergo laboratory screening for each new drug approved for use in humans.
The timing of hazardous drinking occurring during fetal development dictates the locus and extent of neural and facial dysmorphology sustained, resulting in fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD).
DTCs are somatic gonadal cells whose migratory path during larval development dictates the shape of the mature gonad (Hedgecock et al. 1987; Kimble and Hirsh 1979).
Therefore, the ability to form muscle arms during development dictates the choice of vm2, but not its sister cell vm1, to become the postsynaptic partner of the egg-laying motor neurons.
The formation of the nervous and sensory systems during development dictates behaviour, as all behaviour is ultimately dependent on the ability to sense and respond to the environment and it could also be argued that the embryo is the most important level for selection to act on to change morphology.
Epigenetic modifications play an important role in embryonic development, dictating the process of cell differentiation.
"We are disappointed to see the DOI moving to a bureaucratic command-and-control system in which government bureaucrats — rather than scientists with expertise in natural gas and oil development — dictate where energy development should occur".
Opponents of globalization do not, by and large, oppose modernization per se; rather, they oppose development dictated by the rich industrialized countries at the expense of the vast majority in the developing world.
However, limitations imposed by the encased cement concrete, e.g., its brittleness, low tensile strength and diminished durability, further compounded by mounting environmental concerns since the 1997 Kyoto protocol and the need for sustainable development, dictate that novel ecologically benign construction materials be sought for the 21st century.
Man-made obstacles have influenced the city expansion although the main trends of development dictated by the natural axis of the topography.
The economics of development dictate what can be paid for land instead of vice-versa.
