Sentence examples for dictate the development from inspiring English sources
In other words, the terrain must dictate the development, not the opposite, despite the arguments of high-priced lobbyists and lawyers for developers.
Recent work, has shown that the growth of acini from single cells or aggregates can dictate the development of lumen 15.
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].
In Ae. albopictus, maternally provisioned transcripts from females reared under short day lengths dictate the development of diapause-destined oocytes; it is not known in Ae. albopictus, nor in most other pre-diapause insects, which of these processes should be transcriptionally dominant.
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.
A brief introduction to the conventional sorbents used in these areas is given to highlight the historical background that dictated the development of new polymeric sorbents.
From its early dimensions, when it was hemmed in by the limits of pedestrians and coaches, to later times, when its size ballooned alongside the electric trams and subways, Berlin's general shape was dictated by the development of ever more powerful technologies.
This finding was surprising because conventional wisdom dictated that the development of acute hypercapnia, consequent to alveolar hypoventilation, was caused by a decrease in respiratory motor output.
These characteristics dictate the growth and diversification of tissues and cell types during development.
They 'in fact dictated the technological development of the automobile industry through the establishment of certain terms for the agreement'[98].
The town board's action should dictate the kinds of development that are suitable at the site, where proposals have ranged up and down the decibel scale, from homes and golf courses to auto racing tracks.
