Sentence examples for fate away from inspiring English sources

ß-catenin accumulation favors mesenchymal stem cell commitment for an osteogenic fate, away from the adipogenic or chondrogenic lineage (Case and Rubin 2010).

In the embryo Tsh is expressed in the trunk segments (thorax and abdomen) and functions cooperatively with trunk-specific Hox proteins, encoded by a subset of the homeotic complex (HOM-C) genes, to direct fate away from head identity (de Zulueta et al., 1994; Fasano et al., 1991; Röder et al., 1992).

"If so," he tells himself, in the self-deprecating voice that comes so readily to Mr. Walter, "then I am an even smaller man than the out-of-work, out-of-gas loser who greets me in the mirror every day, and maybe I deserve my unraveling fate, pushed away from this beautiful beaten wife, who goes out every night on the Internet in search of her better self — pre-child, pre-40, pre-me".

Still, at age 88, he thinks about the medal fate took away more than 60 years ago.

"You ever coming back?" a friend asks as Fate ambles away.

But then, John McCain already survived that fate far away and long ago.

Yet "Fate" blew away all reasonable expectations in foreign countries by grossing $433 million internationally.

Not only does the pacing prohibit too much of that, but Abrams' capable hand guides the camera towards what matters, the characters and their fates, and away from the whizz banging.

demonstrate that Otx2 drives enhancer activation and maintenance during the early cell-fate transition away from ground state pluripotency.

Sure, the primary that will decide his presidential fate is days away.

To Irish prime minister Enda Kenny: do you honestly think we should be so indifferent to the fate of "far away countries of which we know nothing"?