Sentence examples for fate candidates from inspiring English sources

Two rules are used to determine the cell fate from two viewpoints – temporal interval and temporal order – of time course expression of cell fate candidates.

Variables m18 (denoting the concentration of 1°) and m30 (denoting the concentration of 2°) are regarded as two cell fate candidates for determining final VPC fate.

By investigating the experimental results of the vulval cell lineage given in [ 32], we explain the cell fate of such an uninterpretable lineage as three plausible fate candidates: 1°, 2°, and 3° fates.

The processes p14 and p15 are used to model the transcription of target genes and the translation of mRNA (m16) regulated by LIN-31 (m31) that acts as a transcriptional activator promoting the 1° fate as a fate candidate (m18).

Two fate determination rules are as follows: (i) For Rule I, the fate will be determined if it satisfies the conditions that (1) the fate can sustain the behaviors at a certain over-threshold state within a given length of time, and (2) the time epoch of the certain over-threshold in (1) is earlier than the other fate candidate.

We are not going to have people like that here". The interviewers usually decided the fate of candidates by consensus; nobody could pull rank, and there was no counting of votes.

Understanding both the enzyme reactions that contribute to intermediate metabolism and the biochemical fate of candidate therapeutic and toxic agents are essential for drug design.

The state is the second to vote in the primary process and the results can have a huge impact on the fates of candidates.

And, in a semi-cruel twist of fate, the candidate who probably could be best served by Trump taking a hit for his support of the Troubled Asset Relief Program is the one who is least able to exploit it.

It's not a referendum on Mr. Obama or his policies — or a predictor of the fate for Democratic candidates next year.

Interviewers decided candidates' fate by consensus: if any interviewer had irresolvable concerns, the firm passed on the applicant.