Sentence examples for mostly permanent from inspiring English sources

But there is a wide range of ages — from the rapidly turning over cells of the blood and gut to the mostly permanent cells of the brain.

In mammals, peripheral nerves can often repair themselves, but damage to the brain and spinal cord is mostly permanent.

Today, that remains the majority view, but the gap has narrowed somewhat, with 60% seeing poverty as mostly permanent and 33% saying it is a temporary condition that people can move into and out of again.

It was recently suggested that SP interactions are mostly permanent and ME interactions are mostly transient [ 22].

Although working with the same study protocol, nurses (mostly permanent employees of the GP practices) used different approaches when delivering care.

Aminoglycoside-induced ototoxicity, on the other hand, is mostly permanent because these drugs primarily induce cytotoxicity in cochlear sensory hair cells, which cannot spontaneously regenerate in mammals following hair cell death.

Census data mostly captures permanent residents.

From the time of its origin in England, the circus was often presented in a theatre setting, mostly in permanent or semipermanent buildings of flimsy construction.

The numbers cover a quarter when Yahoo was mostly without permanent leadership — Carol Bartz was fired in September, and the company was run by interim CEO Tim Morse (normally Yahoo's CFO) until Thompson's hiring in early January.

24 The canton can be described as semi-urban, comprised mostly of permanent housing structure, shop houses, or stand-alone houses.

Interestingly, in our previous study we observed that the decreased ability of serum from SLE patients to degrade NETs is mostly not permanent but changes between time points with different disease activity [ 8].