"in terms of fate" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something in relation to destiny or a predetermined outcome. Example: "In terms of fate, it seemed that Sarah and John were destined to be together despite all the obstacles."
Williams had started out in classics, and his thinking was formed as much by Greek tragedy as by philosophy — he saw the world in terms of fate, shame, and luck.
Plants can be therefore exposed to ENMs but controversial data in terms of fate and toxicity are currently available.
Thus, a mixture of causes were mentioned, although predominantly focused on individual factors such as heredity, overweight and wrong dietary habits in combination with supernatural factors lying outside the individual's own control in terms of fate, punishment from God and witchcraft.
And that story could be told in terms of the fate of the phrase "class war," which deserves its Stephen Colbert or Jon Stewart moment.
In terms of maturational fate of proliferating cells in the non-irradiated subjects (Control-Drug, Control-Placebo, Stress-Drug, Stress-Placebo), 52.9%±14.9% of BrdU-labeled cells co-labeled for the neuronal marker NeuN, compared to a significant decrease of 21.2% ±11.6%in irradiated subjects (Radiation-Stress-Drug) (p<0.01) (Fig. 4B).
Together, this indicates that the majority of ISCs undergo an asymmetric cell division in terms of cell fate.
We also discuss our results in terms of the fate of the hemoglobin genes during and after the salmonid WGD event, and how this fits into the evolution of the hemoglobin gene family in teleosts.
These results provide evidence on the relationships between temperature conditions and the responses of the organism and allow us to draw a picture of the endocrine-stress axis in terms of gonadal fate under temperature effects.
In terms of modeling fate and transport from livestock operations, the workgroup found that additional data are needed on emission rates from manure storage tanks or lagoons, land-applied manure, and livestock buildings that are tied to animal inventories and management practices.
This section ends with the model analysis, in terms of cell fates for the wild type situation and a range of perturbations.
The key aspects of the mutationist conception are that (1) the issue is framed in terms of the ultimate fate of distinctive individual mutants, (2) the role of "selection" is to modulate this fate, and (3) this modulation is stochastic, i.e., beneficial variants are not guaranteed of success, nor are unfavorable (or neutral) ones guaranteed of failure.
