Instead of dictating development projects and goals to poorer countries, he said, the United States would seek partnerships with local governments and organizations to give them a voice in setting their priorities.
In particular, gradients of diffusing molecules (morphogens) determine cell fate at a given position, dictating development and spatial organization.
The findings of this study suggest that it is the biochemical or hormonal burden of disease, rather than radiological extent or duration of disease that dictates development and progression of carcinoid heart disease.
The organismal theory of multicellular organisms states that comprehension of tissue properties is essential to understanding the development of the organism, as opposed the view of cell theory, that proposes that the function of individual cells is what dictates development of the entire organism (Kaplan, 1992; Baluska et al., 2004).
Recent work, has shown that the growth of acini from single cells or aggregates can dictate the development of lumen 15.
We have to let the project itself dictate its development".
If the film's inner logic failed to dictate its development and ending, he would panic, which was where I came in.
In other words, the terrain must dictate the development, not the opposite, despite the arguments of high-priced lobbyists and lawyers for developers.
Detection of pathogens by host organisms requires direct contact between host PRRs (pattern recognition receptors) and pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs) where PAMP-PRR interactions subsequently dictate the development of the host immune response [ 1, 2].
Among the breast cancer subtypes, HER2-enriched (HER2+) and triple-negative primary tumors show higher rates of brain relapse relative to hormone receptor-positive tumors [ 3, 4], suggesting that some innate feature(s) of primary tumor cells may dictate the development of brain metastases.
