Sentence examples for fate of common from inspiring English sources

However, the radiological reports on this subject that are currently available are mostly focused on the normal imaging appearance of prosthetic meshes (PMs), the occurrence and fate of common post-surgical seromas [5, 6], the value of computed tomography (CT) for diagnosis of recurrent hernias [7], and complications secondary to laparoscopic access for different surgical procedures [8].

IPF1 is needed for the formation of the pancreas and is assumed to determine the fate of common pancreatic precursor cells and/or to regulate their propagation [36].

This symposium was the third one in what can truly be called a series now, with the first symposium held in Lausanne (CH), 2005 1 and the 2nd one in 2007 in Amhurst (MA, USA). 2 In this 3rd symposium a number of talks concentrating on, or taking into account the fate, of common and newly designed food structures during their passage through the human gastro-intestinal tract.

Like in Neurog1 null mice, Atoh1 is prematurely upregulated in the apex of Neurod1 CKO mice, suggesting a fate change of common precursors toward hair cells [17].

The fate determination of common brown fat and muscle precursor cells into brown adipose tissue is controlled by the BMP7 (bone morphogenic protein 7) [52] and PRDM16 (PRD-1-BF1-RIZ1 homologous domain containing 16) genes [53].

At stake is the fate of our common civilization.

And the fate of Ash Common reflects a much bigger, hidden story about the damage being done to precious, unprotected local nature reserves.

Geeta Dharmarajan, founder of the social organisation Katha Govardhan's Travels, by Anand (translated from Malayalam by Gita Krishnakutty) is a funny, skilful tale about the fate of the "common man".

The recent collapse of the worldwide economy had hit the nation especially hard -- by April 2010, unemployment would reach 20percentt and the burgeoning deficits here and in other countries (including Greece and Italy) would cause widespread concerns about the long-term fate of the common euro currency.

In the current study, Fuentes and colleagues Quinn McFrederick and James Kathilankal estimated the fate of three common volatile hydrocarbons emitted by flowers as they encountered increasing levels of ozone, hydroxyl radicals, and nitrate radicals.

The findings of this study suggest that better understanding of rat foraging behaviour, fruit and seed handling, as well as seed fate of both common and rare species is needed to better assess the impacts of these seed foragers on insular plant community structure.