Sentence examples for those dictated from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the boundaries of a module do not necessarily coincide with those dictated by functional decomposition.

But the limits are those dictated by duty and personal responsibility, not by law.

Costs increase because private providers often pursue profitable treatments rather than those dictated by medical need.

Environmental factors refer in particular to those dictated by process engineering, such as growth media and reactor set-up.

Two general classes of mechanisms, those defined by the user and those dictated by the endogenous cells and tissues, can control dynamic hydrogel microenvironments.

Still, McWilliam hoarded the results, and many of those dictated pages are included in her sprawling exercise in self-analysis, "What to Look For in Winter".

Those dictate that the return on capital should fall as it accumulates.

Models that emulate translocations are essential to understanding the determinants of frank malignancy, those dictating the restriction of translocations to specific lineages, and as a basis for development of rational therapeutic methods.

And for all the challenges of our current era, we are collectively lucky to live in an age in which those definitions (and those dictating what an artist looks like, for that matter) are changing.

Those dictating the discharge summaries were not aware of the study, and the retrospective scoring was performed without reference to other scores.

In interesting revelations for those dictating corporate policy, only 22% of employees surveyed believe their organisations as a whole place a very high priority on the protection of company data.