Sentence examples for is therefore permanent from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the cartilage in the joints remains unossified during the whole life and is, therefore, permanent.

They do not, however, photosynthesize and are therefore permanent sinks for carbohydrates, although the import is at very different rates during and after shoot and leaf development.

Besides the main mapping objective, the mapping scale generally determines the mapping technology and is therefore under permanent change.

Habituation is therefore, not always permanent.

It is therefore not surprising that permanent agricultural landscapes have quite a high population density, amounting to 152 persons/km on average, while swidden landscapes are less densely populated, with an average of 18.8 persons/km.

Rutting or permanent deformation is therefore the leading cause of pavement deterioration in temperate and warm climatic regions of the world while low-temperature cracking is a common problem in cold regions.

The New Museum does not maintain a permanent collection, and is therefore not positioned to receive gifts.

Clemency is therefore not a viable or intended permanent solution.

He is therefore widely regarded as the first permanent resident of Chicago and given the appellation "Founder of Chicago".

Although jobs in industry are not contract-based and are therefore considered "permanent", downsizing due to mergers and organizational restructurings frequently affect them.

Both buildings could have easily been seen from Leicester's building and were therefore on permanent display to visitors.