Sentence examples for dictate structure from inspiring English sources

Our goal is to tie the physiological and molecular studies of ascus function with concepts in engineering that dictate structure.

We focus on the Caribbean Islands and adjacent Mesoamerican mainland to examine how the islands per se dictate structure across lineages.

However, the range of additive manufacturing technologies currently used each has distinct advantages and disadvantages, and specifically it is critical to understand how the resolution of these different approaches dictate structure and function of the engineered tissue constructs.

Indeed, despite modest sequence similarity between the sea urchin proteins and other ADP-ribosyl cyclases, critical residues identified in CD38 and ADP-ribosyl cyclase from Aplysia that dictate structure and function are well conserved in all of the sea urchin proteins (Fig. 1).

Damage dictates structure and content.

A status report dictates structure and composure.

The ideas that inform the plays also dictate their structure.

But Ms. Reynolds's project underscores the extent to which private money can dictate the structure and content of exhibitions at an institution like the Smithsonian, which gets 70percentt of its funding from the government.

The new "corridors" are designed to develop more central neighbourhoods, and "direct where we want the future growth to be, as opposed to letting the private sector dictate the structure of the city by only investing in suburbs", says the city planner Sithole.

We know that the initial moments of nucleation of the nanoparticles dictate the structure and stability of the crystal, and these differences are what caused the appearance of the oxides in other samples.

The nature of the intervention should, at least in part, dictate the structure of the model, and, therefore the necessary inputs such as transition probabilities, utilities, costs etc. [22].