Sentence examples for competing fate from inspiring English sources

The observations made here support an early commitment to apoptosis that precedes the competing fate of growth factor mediated survival in CML patient-derived cells.

In the model the two competing cellular fates adopt different dynamic strategies and shows that there is a lag period of a few days in which the appropriate signalling conditions for PS, namely Nodal/Activin, have to build up population-wise in order to allow cells to become PS.

Gerrish, P. J. & Lenski, R. E. The fate of competing beneficial mutations in an asexual population.

"This impartial documentary takes a balanced viewpoint in reporting the competing theories surrounding the fate of MH17, including the evidence for and against those involving Russia, Ukraine and the CIA.

The observed gaps in mass balances also indicate considerable influence of competing processes on the fate and behaviour of the investigated substances.

What wasn't such a sure thing, though, was the fate of two competing tax measures for education funding -- a top political priority for voters here.

Although the assumption of the mutation with a small phenotypic effect would not be necessarily applied to these microorganisms, our qualitative results also show that the fate of a competing consumer community is greatly changed by the existence of a predator and its invasion timing.

Two competing ballot measures will address the fate of the state's 741 death row inmates.

An important question yet to be resolved is whether the two pathways are independent or mechanistically coupled when they compete for cell fates during prolonged mitosis (Figure 1B).

The fate of the two main competing trench coat brands lies in the need to move with the times.

Anthony Ogogo believes it is his destiny to compete at London 2012, a fate he could confirm by qualifying at the Amateur World Championships.