Sentence examples for of each fate from inspiring English sources

The specific enhancement of symmetric defects indicates a breakdown in the feedback mechanism that ensures just one cell of each fate is assigned.

The average values of each fate (from 10 different lattices) in each of the two simulations are shown in Tables 2, 3.

Among them, since 10,000-run simulation can present the most precise behaviors of each fate pattern, in this paper we have concentrated on the 10,000-run simulation results to investigate the fitting score and variation frequency of 48 genotypes on the VPC fate model.

The fitting score is a percentage of the total numbers of predicted patterns appeared in each genotype); the variation frequency is the number of each appearing fate pattern in the respective genotype during the simulation experiments.

Most (98%) of the 515 Pacific lamprey had final location fates (Table 2); however, not all fate categories were adequately represented in this random sample, and so we added 62 Pacific lamprey that were nonrandomly selected to obtain a minimum of 50 Pacific lamprey in each fate category (Table 2).

After each messy disaster, each shock, each stroke of fate, Betty is summoned with a blackly comic inevitability, to mop up the blood and the broken glass, to carry buckets of water, to brew tea and calm the nerves of her social superiors.

Alexander the Great is reputed to have said, "Upon the conduct of each depends the fate of all".

Figure  1 provides a detailed overview of the fate of each transferred fructose, in terms of whether it goes to water, inulin or FOS.

For example:We stand at a moment in history when the fate of each nation is inextricably linked to the fate of all nations -- a time of common challenges that require common effort.

We then conduct 10,000 simulations for each of 48 sets of different genotypes, investigate variations of cell fate patterns under each genotype, and validate the two rules by comparing three simulation targets consisting of fate patterns obtained from in silico and in vivo experiments.

AP 7/14 On success: "What separates the winners from the losers is how a person reacts to each new twist of fate".