Sentence examples for presentation dictated from inspiring English sources
Rather than have the presentation dictated by curators, the Walker has asked four artists -- Matthew Barney, Robert Gober, Sherrie Levine and Kara Walker -- to design installations of their work.
These clinical studies indicate that the reasons for presentation are dictated more by distress and dysfunction than by diagnosis alone.
If so, Mr Cameron might easily find himself driven to allowing presentation to dictate policy as Mr Blair was.
The inclusion of both RCTs and non-RCTs dictated the presentation of results as a narrative summary.
Following initial workup and assessment of all measurable disease, other diagnostic procedures were those dictated by clinical presentation.
We envisaged that the functional group presentation on the surfaces is dictated by the relative compatibility of the solvent with the functional groups at either face of the dendron.
Appearance is controlled by presentation or formatting markup that dictates the appearance of a document typographically in the term of page size, page headers and footers, fonts, line spacing, section headers, and so on.
The strong negative correlation between plasma TAG and hrLPL levels implies that endothelial presentation of the enzyme may be dictated by the flux rates of FA entering the cardiomyocyte and thus ultimately related to the prevailing plasma milieu.
Because the P300 response is elicited by an external stimulus, operation speed is dictated by the rate of presentation of these stimuli.
A pair of undefined stimuli (a dictated word and a figure) was presented through trials involving the presentation of familiar stimuli as the samples and comparisons.
While recommendations are personalized on domains dictated by the guidelines, the content and presentation could be further personalized on race/ethnicity, culture, age, gender, literacy and numeracy, preferred language, socio-economic status, and geographic location.
