Sentence examples for fortuitous response from inspiring English sources
A number of such correlated responses have been proposed (reviewed by Caulin and Maley 2011); however, a major problem with these hypotheses is the lack of any explanation of why a fortuitous response to increased body size and/or longevity would alter the rate of cancer per cell in such a way that the overall incidence of cancer, scaled by lifespan, would stay relatively constant.
Peto (1977) recognized that some change associated with evolving larger size and greater longevity had to be involved in keeping human cancer rates down, and presumed that it was a fortuitous correlated response of size and longevity changes.
Using ground-based high temporal and spatial optical aurora observations, we investigated one fortuitous event to illustrate the direct responses of the fine structure auroral emission to interplanetary shock on 7 January 2005.
It was fortuitous that the fish C-started in response to the body feint despite the barrier, as this allowed a comparison of movements between the snake and fish.
Despite the bill's failure -- a severely watered-down version finally passed this month -- government outlays rose sharply in response to dozens of uncoordinated decisions and fortuitous windfalls.
Whatever the answer, its timing is fortuitous.
But even without the grimly fortuitous topicality conferred by Sept. 11 and the current military response, "Baran," the new film from the Iranian director Majid Majidi, would be necessary viewing.
Is it fortuitous that non-small cell lung cancers have a rather poor response rate to all types of treatment?
In very anxiogeneous situations, like the fortuitous discovery of metastases, there is a great risk of inappropriate responses and unsuitable attitudes.
Fortuitous neurochemistry!
