Sentence examples for indefinitely counter from inspiring English sources
In germ line cells as well as in tumour cells, telomerase, a ribonucleoprotein complex composed of a reverse transcriptase catalytic subunit (hTERT) that copies a template region of RNA subunit (hTERC), can synthesise telomeric DNA, therefore, allowing cells to proliferate indefinitely (Counter et al, 1992; Nakamura and Cech, 1998; Holt and Shay 1999).
The truth about the criminal bloodbath in Iraq cannot be "countered" indefinitely.
Unless we challenge the growing culture of secrecy within our government, and counter the ever-increasing, reflexive claims of "national security" by claiming our own constitutional rights, we risk finding those doors shut indefinitely.
The success of diplomatic efforts to extend indefinitely the Non-Proliferation Treaty, to enhance IAEA safeguards, and to win nearly universal membership in the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty provide evidence that the international community recognizes the nuclear danger and is making progress in providing the means to counter it.
May has given the police a new deadline of October this year to decide whether the biometric records of the 4,350 unconvicted individuals listed as of October 2015 should be destroyed or kept indefinitely on the counter-terrorism database.
In effect, adherence is actively counter-selected in the device, and cell populations can be propagated in suspension for indefinitely long duration.
"Where do we play in 1998 or 1999 if that stadium is condemned?" As in Detroit, independent engineers countered that Mile High was in fine shape; one declared that the stadium could "last indefinitely" if properly maintained.
A sweeping suppression order will prevent reporting of controversial preventive detention orders used in last week's counter-terrorism operations indefinitely.
The plan to retain the DNA profiles of terrorist suspects indefinitely could draw in some protesters arrested under counter-terrorism legislation.
