Sentence examples for given fate from inspiring English sources

Historically the commitment step in differentiation is viewed as a ratchet, irreversibly promoting a given fate and corresponding to a programme imposed at the point of cell division.

Therefore, growth history does not commit a cell to a given fate, but is instead context dependent and relative to the growth history of the entire population.

The best defined process governed by Notch is called "lateral inhibition": cells of a given fate are singled out from an equivalence group of the same fate, whereas the differentiation of the other cells is suppressed by the Notch signal.

For three years, he has been giving fate a helping hand by scouring two of the Web's biggest dating sites, match.com and matchmaker.com.

At the end of Trainspotting, the characters' lives seemed mapped out until death – apart from Mark Renton, who gave fate and his friends the lastminute slip by stealing the proceeds of a drug deal and escaping to Amsterdam.

Just do what you can, and give fate a little time, she may well show up for you in ways you never would have imagined".

But if you can give Fates and Furies the patience it deserves, it will give you much to savour.

"Given the fate of Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley, I wonder if there is a 'Curse Of Daybreak' too".

She cautioned that, given the fate of previous aspirants to the Castro seat, Mr. Diaz-Canel "awaits an uncertain journey fraught with booby-traps".

Sound City veteran Stevie Nicks's trademark tale of temptation and loss, You Can't Fix This, sounds extra haunting given the fate of Kurt Cobain.

Most residents believe that given the fate of other projects here in the past decade, Mammoth Lakes Land Acquisition could end up making more money through this lawsuit than if it had been able to go through with the original project.