Sentence examples for dictated influence from inspiring English sources

The results show that the process of thermal decomposition of NFCs underwent complex processes from the initial light discolouration to blackening and in some cases blistering, and from the decomposition of polyester to fibres to delamination of lamina with the dictated influence of natural fibre and interface structure.

hydro-geomorphological conditions that dictate the influence of weathering agents.

His influence dictated the tempo of their attacks, yet once Spurs had taken a two-goal lead the game was shorn of its edge and gaps appeared all over the park.

However, the use of such an index is crucial to a large-scale analysis and our use of Freedom House rankings in this paper was dictated by its influence on other global ranking systems.

Constitutional governance refers to the actions and decisions of governments and similar bodies in setting, dictating and influencing the rules governing collective and operational actions and decisions.

Genetic advances themselves have however demonstrated that the hereditary transmission of biological changes not encoded in the DNA sequence and dictated by environmental influences is possible.

He said earlier this week that "geopolitics [now a codeword for Syria's influence] dictated that we choose between the sea or going to the Arab depth: Syria".

The activities of the organization are influenced and dictated more by the government(s) rather than the pastoralists.

Given that transplanted cells are unable to migrate and integrate appropriately, it is not surprising that other problems related to the implantation of stem cells include the possibility of tumorigenicity and the inability to ensure that the stem cells will differentiate into the desired myelin forming cell, as opposed to another phenotype dictated by local environmental influences [ 185, 194].

Our proposed oversight body would be funded not by the accounting profession but from the entire private sector, giving no group the ability to dictate, control or influence their decisions and efforts.

Lord Judge said he supported the European Convention on Human Rights but insisted the court was overstepping itself in attempting to dictate rather than influence the social legislation of member states.