The fate that determined us was not really destiny, but it was as strong and sure as the finger of the violinist that determines the fate of a note, though it, too, is as final and as decisive as death.
"The government is staking out a more aggressive posture than you might have thought, which suggests a more decisive solution than death by a thousand cuts," said Dana Johnson, chief economist at Comerica, who follows the industry.
Bax plays a decisive role in death ligand-induced apoptosis.
Every fight is a decisive, life-or-death struggle.
Apart from ATP production and its role in cell function and survival, mitochondria are decisive elements for cell death by apoptosis, autophagy, and necrosis and, conversely, are targets for protection from cell death by NO-mediated mechanisms.
First, many of the Founders mistakenly believed that slavery would die a natural death, that decisive action was unnecessary because slavery would not be able to compete successfully with the wage labour of free individuals.
A senior defense official echoed Obama's remarks, calling al-Awlaki's death "a decisive blow to al-Qaeda in Yemen..
It wouldn't have, but that argument, appropriated by Cruz to whip up hysteria among his colleagues, was a decisive factor in the death of the measure in April 2013.
The available sources are more confused about events in the afternoon, but it appears that the decisive event was the death of Harold, about which differing stories are told.
The mitochondria has a decisive role in cell death or survival by controlling apoptosis signals via recruitment of pro- and antiapoptosis factors.
