Mr. Harmatz said simple economics may dictate the change.
In extreme cases, the phobia may dictate the person's employment, job location, driving route, recreational and social activities, or home environment.
Together, our findings suggest that the status of ENaC activity, by controlling V te), may dictate the direction of ATP-stimulated Cl transport.
Together, these observations suggest that different types of DNA lesions found within the repeat tract are repaired by different pathways, which may dictate the direction of repeat instability.
Fine-scale management of the matrix surrounding the patches may dictate the local abundance and movements of nest predators and parasites.
It seems to work well enough, although your situation – being jostled in a crowd at a gig or football match, for example – may dictate the smoothness of your footage.
Kesha's fight to release herself from the terms of her contract has initiated debates about the structural misogyny of the music industry and, more generally, the unchecked ways men may dictate the futures of the women they have harmed.
The studies conducted on these reservoirs conclude that (1) the evolution in the overburden, which is neglected in traditional simulation, may dictate the success/failure of Enhanced Deviated Drilling.
As a result, in rapidly eroding terrain the coupling between biotic and abiotic weathering processes (such as exfoliation fracturing) may dictate the maximum rate of bedrock-to-soil conversion.
Finally, the excellent absorption characteristics of chlorosomes and charge-separation characteristics of RCs are tempting, the trade-off between performance and stability may dictate the type of devices that yield high performance and reliability.
Those dichotomies may dictate the future of the industry and the state policy that governs it.
