Sentence examples for difference in the fate from inspiring English sources

Proponents of nuclear power say it is the only available method of producing large amounts of energy quickly enough to make a difference in the fate of the atmosphere".

We found a significant difference in the fate of a population as the fertility advantage of females (f) increased.

The subgroup analysis shown in Table 4 reveals a significant difference in the fate of DTCs after docetaxel treatment according to histological tumor subtype.

The suggestion of a given blastomere at the 2-cell stage having a 'preferential' fate towards either of the blastocyst lineage is not resolved and some researchers have suggested that a slight, but distinct difference in the fate of 2-cell stage blastomeres might be disturbed by experimental manipulations (Alarcon and Marikawa, 2005; Hiiragi et al., 2006).

In illustrating the difference in the fates and frustrations of students who have it and students who don't, the paper raises two questions: why such a gap in savvy has risen between working- and upper-class families, and how this gap can be addressed by policy.

They may not be the central force they once were, but these jobs seem likely to continue making a big difference in the fates of many economies, both big and small.

There are marked differences in the fate of the two sets of cells in vivo.

Microbial and animal rhodopsins have further striking differences in the fate of their photoproducts (see the relevant sections below).

Alternatively, differences in the fate of the generated dAdo species could be rationalized by variances in substrate proximity to the SAM-bound Fe S cluster.

Thus, differences in the fate of cells might be determined by the activation intensity and duration of specific STATs and may be cell-type specific.

Previous studies found different associations between fecal indicator bacteria measured by culture and swimming-associated illness in marine and fresh waters [ 8, 9], possibly due to differences in the fate and transport of indicator and pathogenic microorganisms [ 8, 10, 11].