How you behave in these situations can highly dictate how you are treated.
string transcription is highly dynamic, dictates the pattern of cell divisions during embryogenesis and is controlled by the activity of developmentally regulated transcription factors binding to cis-regulatory sequences spread over >30 kb of the string locus (Edgar et al., 1994).
People are occasionally allowed into the professional planner's world, but in highly mediated terms dictated by the profession".
Mary's submissive plea for sympathy, placing an imploring hand on her rival's cheek, and Elizabeth's scornful snapping of the proffered olive branch are highly theatrical gestures dictated by the masculine gaze.
The vision of an ordered, Cartesian utopia proved highly seductive, and dictated the nature of postwar planning across Europe – much of which would succumb to the grim cocktail of underinvestment, poor estate-management and ghettoised social isolation.
For a full-length collagen, the apparent lp may be dictated by highly flexible, locally unfolded regions such as the cleavage domain of huco2, which may be smaller.
Their positions within a highly organized structure dictate their exposure to a specific set of signaling inputs, which may differ from those of neighboring cells.
Their recruitment policy is no longer dictated by the highly developed ego of chairman Daniel Levy, or by the political dexterity of the unlamented former technical director Franco Baldini.
At the same time, Chapman had a large transfer budget by virtue of Arsenal's improved revenue from their new stadium and a change of heart from Henry Norris; previously a highly prudent chairman, Norris now dictated that there was to be heavy spending on new players.
The interaction between these components within the lymph node parenchyma is fostered by its highly structured architecture, which is dictated by resident non-hematopoietic stromal cells (Katakai et al., 2004).
