The specificity of these interactions dictates which RNAs are controlled by what protein.
The result of this solution dictates which jobs get which resources right now and are communicated to the resource manager we integrate with.
Today, a team dictates which, if any, rough edges are revealed; the team chooses the clothes that send the agreed-upon message; the team protects the image.
Section 4 dictates which parts of the country must receive pre-clearance before election laws can be changed there (more on that below).
Their dictates, which can be as rigid and stultifying as those of time-and-motion experts, are invisible and disembodied and thus more difficult to confront.
The contract dictates which employee will head the project, meaning people have more chances to take on leadership roles at some point in their career.
In March this year Severn Trent refused the council a "trade effluent" permit - which dictates which substances can go into the sewers.
For the foreseeable future the role dictates which other jobs he can take, where in the world he'll be, and his haircut – "about shoulder length".
In short, the binding preference of an αβTCR for a peptide complexed with an MHC molecule dictates which co-receptor subsequently binds, thereby supporting development of that subset lineage.
— Jeff Gordinier Eater: In this two-part interview, the Canadian sommelier François Chartier explains to Talia Baiocchi how science, not personal taste, dictates which wine to drink with which food.
Already, they say, Apple dictates which applications are allowed to run on the iPhone, Facebook tries to discourage members from surfing elsewhere, and Google's back navigation software is only free for users of its own operating system for smart-phones.
