Certainly, additional studies are necessary to determine differences in incorporation and particularly to clear the long-fate of HSCs versus monocyte derived cells [ 13, 15, 16].
As for Bergen County interests, Richard Fritzky, executive director of the Meadowlands Regional Chamber of Commerce, said that for too long the fate of Continental Airlines Arena and redevelopment of the site had been tied to the political fate of the Newark arena in the state legislature.
It's a premonitory sequence and suggests, as Balanchine surely intended, that beauty and fleet-footedness prevail only as long as fate wills.
Then there's the chorus, when he sings: "As long as fate is out there burstin' somebody else's bubbles/ Everything is gonna be all right".
Its long term fate is less certain and will rely on the British verve and tenacity that was a central pillar of the Brexiters' campaign rhetoric.
The model was also used to project the long term fate of PCB 101 under two climate scenarios.
The information derived from this study offers insight on the long term fate of lignite in soil, especially relevant if lignite is aimed at being used as amendment.
The immediate tissue microenvironment of implanted biomedical devices and engineered tissues is highly influential on their long term fate and efficacy.
We therefore conclude that the early phosphorylation rate of c-Jun might play an important role for the long term fate of transected neurons.
The model is able to analyze the long term fate of CO2 and the efficacy of different trapping mechanism (structural, residual, solubility and mineral trapping) with respect to key minerals.
My happier self was trying to slam the old book and the old life shut, lest I ponder too long the fate I could have had if any number of things had gone differently.
