Nicholson accepted the role of the Joker under strict conditions that dictated a high salary, a portion of the box office profits and his shooting schedule.
A larger ARI dictates a higher correspondence between two types of partitions.
The poor value of the assets in the partnerships that were purportedly receiving the loan would have dictated a far higher interest rate than was given in the transaction, the report says -- another sign that the true recipient of the loan was Enron.
One possible explanation is that the bioenergetic competence is largely dictated by a higher order structure of the ETC complexes.
Despite the anticipated connection to the White House, Mr. Martin rejects the notion of hoping to dictate a national higher education policy.
Comic book logic dictates that a high dose of radiation will turn you in the Hulk, Godzilla, Radioactive Man, or any number of other radiation-induced superbeings.
Thus, we conclude that NFI binding to up-regulated genes must be dictated by both a higher density of high-affinity binding sites and by a more permissive environment in terms of cooperating transcription factors and/or chromatin structure as opposed to intergenic locations in the genome.
While basic economics dictates that with a higher price comes lower demand, the story on the bottom line isn't that simple.
First, this project's low profile and limited resource base made it difficult to compete with "top-down" (that is, dictated from higher administrative levels) projects that were a higher priority for the facility, such as improving influenza vaccination rates.
It is tempting to speculate that the increase in the number of CGIs in the DAT gene could be evolution-driven and reflects the growing demands dictated by higher brain function in humans.
