POC: Point-of-care; FATE: Focus Assessed Transthoracic Echocardiography.
When such gene is activated upon reaching a point of cell fate determination, either one of the alleles (or both) can become transcriptionally active.
A stone there records, from his friends' point of view, the fate of a poacher shot dead by a keeper; another, next to it, affrontedly tells the tale as seen by those on the side of the game laws, order and the keeper.Social history there is writ large.
Though called a postponement, today's action raised serious questions about whether Mr. Takenaka's plan would be allowed to proceed at all, or whether it would be delayed and watered down to the point of impotence, the fate of many past efforts to deal with the banking crisis.
From this point of view, the fate of folk psychology is strongly tied to the symbolic processing hypothesis.
From a teleological point of view their fate is the completion of capacitation, acrosome reaction, and, after all, the fertilization.
But one thing seems pretty certain at the point: The fate of the Affordable Care Act looks dim under any of the rumored health secretaries.
Taggart (ITV1, 9pm) When a corpse turns up in a river, the truncheon of fate points to a novelist in corduroy.
Did the fact that the fickle finger of fate pointed at you in 2014 to take over the reins of education suddenly qualify you to tell England's grandparents what to do with books?
And when "Sunshine State" reaches a crucial turning point, the fate of Delrona Beach is determined not by the characters' passions but by an act of God in which the past almost literally rises up from below.
