Sentence examples for difference is dictated from inspiring English sources

This difference is dictated by feedforward inhibition, which restricts mature GC activation.

This difference is dictated by the sequence of termination codons of the upstream gene [ 8].

This study was designed to determine if the same gender differences are also present for bone conduction (BC) hearing and if the gender differences were dictated by the BC transducer location.

A difference of 90° means that the orientation preference is dictated by the difference pattern rather than the currently shown stimulus pattern.

The amount of bending of a light ray as it crosses a boundary between two media is dictated by the difference in the two indices of refraction.

Hence, the Zn centers in 3– 9 can be viewed as pseudo Al centers, and it can be stated that the mechanism followed by TMP metalates (1 or 2 step) is not due to any inherent difference between Al and Zn, but is dictated by the structure of the metal-containing deprotonated substrate complex formed in step 1.

In this case, the choice of intermediate species is dictated by the differences between the models to be compared.

Mouse strain differences in mammary ductal side branching pattern is dictated by the stromal compartment [ 46].

A difference of 0° means that the orientation preference is dictated by the currently shown stimulus pattern.

Perhaps the most natural answer is that the distinction is dictated by our interests and concerns, and does not reflect a deep metaphysical difference.

The timetable is dictated by British law.