Sentence examples for dictated both by from inspiring English sources

It was found that codon usage bias in Mimivirus genes is dictated both by mutational pressure and translational selection.

Compatibly with their manufacturing process, photomasks must satisfy the application-specific requirements dictated both by wafer manufacturers and detector final users.

For black artists, abstraction is charged with the refusal of representation that is socially dictated, both by racist stereotypes of the dominant culture, and the pressure from within the black community to create positive imagery" according to a press release from the museum.

These rules are dictated both by nutrient requirements, but also by costs associated with over or under-consuming nutrients relative to requirements (Simpson et al. 2004).

The selection of these containers was dictated both by scheduling constraints for water collection and processing and by household storage of water in containers for multiple days.

These conclusions further support the emerging model in which the ubiquitylating capacity of E2s is dictated both by specific residues within the enzyme and by interactions with specific E3 ligase partners (e.g., refs (10) and (38)).

Tunnel channel margins also control the sinuosity of curvilineations by dictating both the path and curvature of longitudinal vortices.

The specificity of Mss116 for unwinding RNA duplexes is dictated by both A-form geometry and interactions by motifs Ia and Ic in D1 with 2′-OH groups of ssRNA in the closed state.

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.

For the UL connection, the error probabilities of the UT-RNi links cannot be neglected and the global and are dictated by both the cooperative decoding in the BS (destination), that is, and, and by the error probabilities of the UT-RNi links, that is, and.

These dynamics are dictated by both the export of the antibiotic and the intracellular titration of the antibiotic by its target.