Sentence examples for principles that dictate from inspiring English sources

Do the same general underlying principles that dictate the folding of globular domains apply also to these extended topologies?

This essay highlights principles that dictate the properties of electrical coupling within networks and the plasticity of the electrical synapses, drawing examples extensively from retinal networks.

Nobody knows – to an order of magnitude – how many species there are and, we learn at the end of this book, nor do we really know much about the underlying principles that dictate why life does what it does.

In addition, we applied principles that dictate how feedback and instructions should be provided in order to optimise motor learning.

Comparisons among organisms with a common shape may help to reveal general principles that dictate shape determination and its evolutionary origins.

Expanding our understanding of the basic chemical principles that dictate the activity of the halogenases will advance both biology and chemistry.

The engineering principles that dictated functional effectiveness were not understood in any systematic fashion, yet the psychological reality of victory or defeat was starkly evident.

The extraordinary setting of this case has obscured the ordinary principle that dictates its proper resolution: Federal courts defer to state high courts' interpretations of their state's own law.

"I might join the chief justice were it my commission to interpret Florida law," she said, adding: "The extraordinary setting of this case has obscured the ordinary principle that dictates its proper resolution: federal courts defer to state high courts' interpretations of their state's own law.

Recently, Italian CRCIs have started the process of accreditation for excellence based on standards developed by the Organization of European Cancer Institutes (OECI) [ 25] (www.oeci.eu), dealing with the accountability and involvement of the entire organization by adopting common, basic principles that can dictate further actions [ 23].

Of course, once we have abandoned the spirit of seriousness, we will recognize that there are no antecedently given principles or values that dictate the proper course for our existential engagement, so that any commitment will be tenuous and groundless.