This is to be expected anyhow because the data set dictates the dynamics of the parameters.
The IC facility setting dictated prescribing responsibilities and the supply of medicines, presenting challenges for HCWs.
Constitutional governance refers to the actions and decisions of governments and similar bodies in setting, dictating and influencing the rules governing collective and operational actions and decisions.
— JIM LUTTRELL Federer began to expand his edge over Djokovic in the fourth game of the second set, dictating play with accurate serving and relentless forehands to take a 3-1 lead.
The collection of rules, or a rule-set, dictates how an individual agent will act given different environmental stimuli, such as the presence of Fn at its discrete location or the presence of a neighboring cell in direct contact with it via cadherin coupling.
But artistically, Robinson chose for her protagonist the voice of a single woman, a transient in her 20s looking back on her childhood, and this character dictates the cast and setting of the novel just as much as the voice of Ishmael dictates the setting and cast of his narrative.
The κB sequence-specific gene regulatory dynamics of NF-κB dictates the setting of biological programs.
The House bill says, however, that the audits should not interfere with or dictate the setting of interest rates.
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"The tone has been set, dictated and governed by unions," he wrote in an email.
Third, resident learning in the ambulatory setting is dictated largely by chance; the stimulus for patient-centered teaching and learning is determined by how patients are scheduled clinics rather than a standardized method.
