But during this tense time, Notre Dame's independent football fate has turned into a billion-dollar question.
The "blue pike" is not "an entity that kept its identity from others over time and space and that had its own independent evolutionary fate and historical tendencies" and possesses no bootstrap or posterior probability support, lacks reciprocal monophyly, diagnosable synapomorphies, and demarcation from the walleye as required by the ESC and PSC [ 103, 104].
Thus, to explore the possibility that Wnt signal-transduction activity generates the asymmetry between α and β cells that allows lin-12-independent βVU fate, we looked for evidence of asymmetry in the accumulation of POP-1.
These results further suggest that during tumor progression mesenchymal breast cancer cells may evolve TGF-β-independent mechanisms to sustain high JNK activity that allows maintenance of the mesenchymal fate independent of the signal (viz. TGF-β) that originally induced EMT.
If these reasons are sound, then unless there are other, quite unheralded ties between rigidity and descriptivism or its opposition, rigidity's interest would seem to be largely independent of the fate of these rival theories about semantic content.
Therefore, ets-1 expression within the neural tube initiates ectopic delamination independent of NCCs fate.
These studies identify a complex relationship between p53, SirT3, and chaperoning factor BAG-2 that may link the salvaging and quality assurance of the p53 protein for control of cellular fate independent of transcriptional activity.
Our data are well fit by a model where the two pathways are mechanistically independent, and cell fate is determined by a stochastic kinetic competition between them that results in cell-to-cell variation.
A number of studies now confirm that p53 can mediate a program of cellular fate independent of a nuclear and transcriptionally- competent species of p53 through the association of the permeable potential of the inner mitochondrial membrane that confers the release of pro -apoptotic caspases [3].
Points to address: * The authors argue repeatedly that the Notch choice is independent of the fate of the two populations of cells.
