Sentence examples for mixed fate from inspiring English sources

Despite his advocacy and the backing of the Obama administration, they met a mixed fate in Congress.

But that brings a mixed fate: "The core reason we're all leaving Woot is because we've lost the ability to do what's best for our brand and culture.

All around them were the creations of the old empire, which met with a mixed fate.

It is the 'more inside' daughters from largely symmetric divisions at the eight-cell stage that have a somewhat mixed fate, contributing to both TE and ICM (Fig. 5A, yellow shaded region).

For these values of b, the three cells can have either acinar fates (Y=3), islet cell fates (Y=0) or have mixed fates (Y=2), depending on initial conditions or history of gene expression.

Culture in N2B27, on the other hand, rapidly produced mixed neural fates, including GFAP+ stellate cells resembling various astrocytes, and neuronal cells with elongated TUBB3+ processes (Fig. 5G, H).

The type of linkage, 48, 63, or mixed, affects the fate of the ubiquitinated protein.

After sending mixed signals about the fate of one returning sitcom, "30 Rock," NBC said that it would come to an end next season with 13 episodes, culminating in an hourlong finale.

Interestingly, rblA − mutant cells display hypersensitivity to DIF and adopt collar and back cell fates when mixed with wild type cells in chimera, perhaps indicating a degree of antagonism between Ras and Retinoblastoma signaling.

If lateral stabilization is recovered at this multipotent stage, the system moves towards a steady state with mixed acinar and islet cell fates, recapitulating the cell fate decision and spatial pattern observed during pancreas development [ 39].

Apart from the righteous indignation of those men who want to carry on being sexist, the dominant mood seems to be one of delight at the fate of Andy Gray and Richard Keys, mixed with a tinge of smugness about the brave, equal new world we inhabit.