'inherent life' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to indicate something natural that is essential to an object or idea. For example, "The inherent life of trees makes them an integral part of the ecosystem."
The new study adds fuel to the fire: Jan Vijg, the senior author and chair of the genetics department at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City, and his colleagues used a large database to argue that historic gains in human longevity are slowing to a crawl, perhaps because of inherent life span limits buried in our genome. .
Alternatively, the maximum RNA level obtained may be determined by inherent life cycle regulatory strategies encoded by the virus.
The inherent life-threatening risks of HPN are reduced by careful training of carers and compliance with care protocols.
That's inherent in life, he said, walking down an allée of royal palms adjacent to the garden.
When Discovery's founder and chairman John Hendricks took the decision to float his private business in 2008, the imperatives, pressures and opportunities inherent in life as a public company began to shape its strategy.
Faustine's photos serve to mark the places that belong to a history too often hidden from view, whether by design, or neglect, or the ever-frenetic pace of change inherent to life in New York.
As in the best children's literature, good parents are either missing or dead, bad parents abound and get their comeuppance, magic is inherent in life and children possess extraordinary powers of survival.
On the whole, though, the ancient feast of Winter's Eve has regained its ancient character, as a dual time of fun and festivity, and of confrontation of the fears and discomforts inherent in life, and embodied especially in northern latitudes by the season of cold and dark.
But an underlying cause of both of these issues, especially for easily spoiled foods, is the inherent shelf life of the food itself.
We can't experience the joy of giving and receiving without also experiencing the suffering that is inherent in life.
And even deeper than this, I found myself face to face with the deepest vulnerability inherent in life: the truth of mortality and ever-present promise of death.
