Sentence examples for a simple and permanent from inspiring English sources

It may also be that the sensitivity of the assays was too low for the purpose and that detection of products failed due to the amount of material used in the reaction; this, however, is a general problem that can be solved exclusively by a simple and permanent cell culture model (low budget) or by an exhausting experimental setup of large scale primary cell cultures (very high budget required).

You can make a simple and permanent wig by gluing pieces of yarn densely to the top of the doll's head with a strong adhesive, or you can make a switchable one by embroidering yarn into a piece of cloth cut to sit on the doll's head.

Mr. Vidarte said the Timet proposal failed to satisfy the need for a simple, cheap and permanent way of cleaning the titanium that did not require scaffolding or sophisticated technology.

In particular, we sought to determine whether acquisition costs show economies of scale under fee simple and permanent easement transactions while controlling for the effects of other covariates and how these economies of scale are different from those of unprotected areas.

This paper presents a simple and low-cost method to capture maximum power throughput of permanent magnet brushless DC (BLDC) generator.

The Chip EIA platform has eliminated the need for pumps and valves through utilizing a simple permanent magnet and magnetic nanoparticles.

The MAM included the occurrence of a simple enclosure, permanent water, distance to a farm, number of bullfrogs raised, and the occurrence of frequent hunting (Table 2).

All hope to find a simple, permanent cure.

Well, Jacinda Ardern has said she'll soon visit Australia and Oz Kiwi want to meet her while she's in town to make their case for a simple path to permanent residency for kiwis in Australia.

A comparative study considering nitrogen and carbon sources and the way they interact in the riparian zone was conducted in order to test a simple approach to delimitate permanent nitrate attenuation zones and to evidence the importance of site-specific attributes.

Mr. Trende and Mr. Bouie make a number of arguments, but a simple one is that "permanent" majorities are usually an illusion.