Sentence examples for a different fate in from inspiring English sources

But an innovation that seems to give athletes a big advantage may suffer a different fate: in 2009, swimming's governing body banned ankle-length suits, like Speedo's LZR Racer, on the ground that they were too fast.

We then discovered that lymphoid progenitors in Herpes-infected mice become polarized to a different fate in a TLR9-dependent fashion [ 19, 20].

It is conceivable that restored Cux1+ neurons in the Nde1-/-p53-/ cortices may have functional deficits due to unrepaired genomic damage; they may have a different "fate" in terms of the genome or chromatin state.

Until the third period, it seemed that a different fate was in store for the Islanders.

That disabled people in the United States have a different fate is due in no small part to the ADA, a piece of legislation won from a historic campaign waged by people with disabilities and their advocates.

This finding implies that a nonsense mRNA may have a very different fate in distinct tissues depending on which miRNAs are highly expressed.

Another resident, 31-year-old Roseli Jesus, has a different fate: she is shot in the back and dies instantly.

This is particularly noticeable for the two Sec9 proteins from S. castellii and also from V. polyspora that are highly similar, whereas the two Qbc-SNAREs, Sec9 and Spo20, exhibit marked asymmetrical rates of evolution in the Saccharomyces sensu stricto species, pointing to a different fate of the duplicated secretory SNAREs in the two lineages.

Just think how close you came to having a different fate - your life could have gone in another direction, so easily!

This suggests other sources of BEH-TEBP in California or a different fate of the chemicals.

For the first time, here we show that microglial cell activation undergoes a different fate depending on the stimulus used and, in presence of factors derived from the glioma-activated cells, they express a distinctive phenotype.