Sentence examples for more permanent structural from inspiring English sources

The unmasking of pre-existing connections and shifts in connectivity represent rapid, early plastic changes, which presumably can lead, if sustained and reinforced, to slower developing, but more permanent structural changes, such as the establishment of new neural connections in the blind.

Finally, several mergers have resulted in more permanent structural changes, such as an additional management level.

Could increases in cIMT, in conditions with high-grade inflammation such as RA, simply reflect current (but quickly reversible) inflammation of the vessel wall rather than more permanent structural vessel changes?

This raises the question as to whether, in states characterized by high-grade inflammation such as RA, carotid IMT reflects current inflammatory load rather than more permanent, structural vessel changes.

Nyaragusu had more permanent structures, including brick households and permanent schools, protection centers, and a hospital.

A more permanent structure is being announced on Wednesday.

This means that the gap between tax receipts and public spending is wider and more permanent than expected, forcing up borrowing and adding to the structural deficit.

The OBR is also expected to say that some of Britain's slow economic growth over the last year is structural, indicating that Britain has suffered a more permanent dent to the economy than previously forecast.

But two things are much more permanent.

They have employed more permanent staff.

His son designed something even more permanent.