In addition, emerging evidence of the putatively important role of non-protein-coding DNA (as exemplified by conserved non-coding regions and microRNAs) [ 11, 12] have dictated a shift in focus from gene-centric to genome-wide examination of human variation.
Economy of means has dictated an overall gain in glamour.
However, neither MINSA nor ICGES has dictated an agenda of national priorities for health.
The Old Master appeared to have dictated a message to Perino, just before his death.
On the other hand, the election of Mr. Bragman, whose district is near Syracuse, would be a seismic shift in tradition that has dictated for generations that when the Democrats control the Assembly, the speaker must be from New York City.
But the company's chief financial officer, Doug Foshee, said yesterday that he could not imagine that Mr. Cheney had specifically approved the change, which he called a routine decision dictated by a shift in Halliburton's business mix.
If you have spent any time in New York as a relatively sane, straight, single woman, you perhaps possess an intimate awareness of a certain subset of the human species known as Unavailable Guy, the kind of man who views you as a therapeutically dictated experiment, a shift from his usual type.
We observe that the trajectory oscillates only once, during which the reduced problem dictates an average shift in the direction of positive w, and positive s.
A secretary in a Washington law firm had occasion to dictate a telegram over the telephone.
