Sentence examples for in dictating whether from inspiring English sources

With regards to splicing regulation, the binding of cis-acting RNA elements becomes very important in dictating whether the spliceosome is recruited to weak splice sites within the pre-mRNA.

Thus, the UPR is fundamental in dictating whether cells survive post-ischaemia through signalling to mitochondria.

Some studies have suggested the tumor microenvironment may be an important factor in dictating whether EpCAM will promote or inhibit tumor progression, particularly given its ability to mediate homophilic adhesive interactions between cells [ 10].

Again demonstrating that context is important in dictating whether IFN-γ is pro- or antistenotic, IFN-γ stimulated protein synthesis in quiescent SMCs, the growth factor reduced protein synthesis in proliferative cultures.

Disposals delivering the lion's share of refinancing needs would be the key factor dictating whether we have reached a trough in the stock.

Fourth, differences in MAP and GEF at baseline may be important confounding factors as they may reflect different hemodynamic states dictating whether a patient can mobilize fluids in the flow phase.

The exact mechanisms dictating whether these classes of drugs are successful in any particular patient are poorly understood [20].

The stage of disease is usually the primary factor dictating whether a CRC patient receives chemotherapy.

The briny surface waters of the bay churn so chaotically that a slight shift in the place or time an oil drop, a buoy — or even a person — falls in can dictate whether it is swept out to the open ocean or swirls near the shore.

The duration of the incursion, and any further attacks in Kenya, will dictate whether this support continues in a country expected to hold elections next year and still under the shadow of violence that erupted after the last polls in 2007.

And that, in turn, may dictate whether Democrats keep control of Congress or surrender at least one chamber to Republicans.