Sentence examples for effect dictate from inspiring English sources

A new body will, in effect, dictate what the state can spend.

As anticipated by estimated second-stage Q-function, SUMM1 (mood severity) and SIDE3 (sedation side effect) dictate treatment selection; subjects with sedation side effects and low mood severity are recommended to Bupropion, and all others are recommended to Paroxetine. Figure 4 Estimated optimal second-stage decision rule.

Does the trait dictate the effect or does the effect dictate the trait?

But it's the Democratic Party that actually has the superdelegates and it's those superdelegates who will select Trump's opponent and in effect, dictate the future of our Republic.

The last line of his famous story "The Vane Sisters" (published the year before "Pale Fire") is in effect dictated to the narrator by the dead siblings Cynthia and Sybil.

Sources in the dance company have said that some government and private donors said they would withhold promised grants until Mr. Protas quit as the company's artistic director, in effect dictating artistic policy.

The learning rate η is used to determine how fast the updates will take effect, dictating how rapidly the weights of misleading experts will be reduced.

But in the aftermath of the financial crisis Bernanke is, in effect, dictating the price of all money, regardless of duration.

This gives rise to grave concerns in terms of anti-competitive behavior as Google is in effect dictating to the market which companies any publisher can do business with," they argue.

The crossover technique and the desire to use the fewest piglets possible to demonstrate a treatment effect dictated prospective use of the percentage improvement compared to baseline bronchospasm.

The acuminated results arouse interest to consider the pathogenesis of SAH-induced acute and delayed neuroinflammation and its effect dictates on the patient's outcome.