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The phrase "are permanent over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that remains unchanged or constant throughout a duration or period.
Example: "The effects of climate change are permanent over time, impacting ecosystems and weather patterns for generations."
Alternatives: "are enduring through time" or "remain constant over time".
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Given that this method aims to identify coverage problems which are permanent over time, cells can be monitoring at any time period.
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It would be of interest to repeat the analysis with data collected in the future to see whether the high risk areas are permanent or change over time.
Do you think those are permanent changes or that over time it fades?
Most cases are permanent and some worsen over time.
"We need to understand now what exactly about these games is leading to these changes, and whether these cognitive boosts are permanent or if they dwindle over time," study researcher Brian Glass said in August.
Nanostructures are permanent; in contrast, the effect on cell adhesion of a coating of adhesion molecules is limited by the inevitable degradation over time [29].
It involves a disorder of movement or posture, or both, and a disorder of motor function that is permanent but may change over time [ 6].
Anthropogenic effects on salmon habitats tend to be permanent, at least over ecological time frames, whereas natural disturbances are followed by gradual recovery.
But several Iranian political experts said the handling of the current case suggested that the shutdown could well be permanent and -- at a time of tensions over Afghanistan -- could presage wider curbs on public expression in the name of public security.
Iron-on patches are meant to be permanent, but they do become loosened over time.
Everything is changing all the time, nothing is permanent.
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