Sentence examples for exist unchanged from inspiring English sources

The extracellular fluid contains many flexible protein molecules that exist unchanged for long periods of time, whose function is to give certain tissues such qualities as elasticity, transparence, or high tensile strength.

The study found that close to a majority (41 per cent) of those whose jobs involve manual or physical labor expect the same job to exist unchanged by 2065, while around a third (34 per cent) of those in professional occupations expressed the same belief vs just over a fifth (23 per cent) of managerial or executive role workers.

Upon my diagnosis I often watched the outside world through waiting room windows and hospital beds, wondering how all the people out on the street below could continue to exist unchanged while my life crumbled at my feet.

The crabs have existed unchanged for 450m years, and their rich eggs have become a cornerstone in the local ecosystem.

It is a way of life that has existed, unchanged, for centuries – but one that may not last for much longer.

But this would be the case in the far future, too: assuming a steady-state Universe that existed, unchanged, for tens of billions of years would work extremely well.

AMF have existed unchanged morphologically for at least 460 million years, despite lacking sexual reproduction [ 7].

Curiously some of the earliest phytoplankton including Emiliania huxleyi (which is a coccolithophore, i.e., has a calcium carbonate exoskeleton) which has existed unchanged in the Sargasso Sea Atlantic Oceann) for more than 500 million years when exposed to sunlight not only photosynthesized glucose but also produced vitamin D2 (Fig. 1).

The Houses of Commons and Lords exist largely unchanged, when 20 years ago political power was devolved to most parts of the UK, except England.

Supporting infrastructure has been created and deployed much like buildings are constructed, using a set of highly defined plans, resulting in hardened structures intended to exist basically unchanged for many years.

The president of the Jackson County Historical Society, Ralph Freeman, said Braselton was "just a family business big enough to be a town". Others suggested that it was more than that because it had existed virtually unchanged for so long.