Sentence examples for type of fate from inspiring English sources

"Nobody deserves this type of fate, especially not such a wonderful family.

"Nobody deserves this type of fate, especially not such a wonderful family," the page reads.

"Nobody deserves this type of fate, especially not such a wonderful family," the caption read.

For a DJ whose job involves keeping tabs on popular tastes, ignorance and irrelevancy might be the worst type of fate.

Others have used collections of genomic sequence data to enumerate types of fates of ancestral genes, concluding that there has been a great deal of loss following duplication, that selection for novel functions has played a prominent role and that rates of divergence of paralogous genes depends on selection pressure and functional constraints [ 6].

The success of somatic cells to regain pluripotency after nuclear transfer or exogenous expression of four pluripotency-related transcriptional factors makes de-differentiation or iPSC generation as one new type of cell fate conversion (Gurdon, 1962a, b; Takahashi et al., 2007; Takahashi and Yamanaka, 2006).

Previous evidence demonstrates the induction of EMT and the acquisition of neural crest cell traits in hESCs after SOX2 knock down and the central roles of SOX2 in this type of cell fate determination have been previously suggested [ 22, 50].

The definition of these two types of cell fate determination is instrumental for studying and intervening in developmental systems, especially if one focuses on a particular spatio-temporal interval.

In this narrative Pistorius steps forward as a tragic hero of the classical type whom the forces of fate have rendered low.

Until now, the effects of several individual factors like surface coating of NP, ionic strength, and valence and type of cations on the fate of NP are characterized to reasonable degree.

A full medical history was taken from all patients which included name, age, sex, date, and cause of PICU admission, duration of PICU stay, setting of mechanical ventilation, history of medications, type of nutrition and the fate of all patients.