Plutarch distinguishes three causes, fate, chance, and ourselves as causes of what is up to us, all of which play a role in what happens to us (Quaest. Conv. 740C-D).
On the one hand, Ron Paul's refusal to run as the candidate of a third party shows that he sees his cause's fate linked with the future of the Republican Party.
The plural noun rök, has several meanings, such as "development, origin, cause, relation, fate".
In C. elegans, such mutant forms cause cell fate transformations (Greenwald and Seydoux 1990; Greenwald et al. 1983).
The cause and fate of miRNA targets on cancer genes analyzed in our study will help in enhancing the knowledge and medicinal improvement of cancer genes.
Taken together, our data decisively support the concept that a small change in cleavage plane orientation of APs can be sufficient to cause a fate change in their progeny (Fish et al., 2006; Postiglione et al., 2011).
Based on the dynamic traffic of Sec15, its colocalization with the recycling endosomal marker Rab11, and the aberrant distribution of Rab11 in sec15 clones, we propose that a defect in Delta recycling causes cell fate transformation in sec15− sensory lineages.
We cannot forget that we are the United States of America, joined together by common purpose, common cause...our fates inextricably linked, our destinies tied.
After taking four steps backwards, I recommend we shake the tent to draw out the creature, but the woman protests—she doesn't wish to frighten the crustacean, or bring any "bad energy" to the situation, which she believes was caused by fate.
