Sentence examples for permanence success from inspiring English sources
Patients' age, weight, time for cannulation, catheter size, central venous time permanence, success rate and complications rate were recorded.
To implement the desired new agenda for art -- an agenda more in keeping with the values and outlook of the radical counterculture that had nurtured this rejection of permanence and "success" -- various alternatives to the despised conventions of bourgeois art were quickly pressed into service.
They can have hair-producing skin from the back of their head transplanted to the front (with varying degrees of success and permanence), or they can have bald areas of scalp surgically removed and hairy bits stitched over them.
Since Senecio is a genus plenty of polyploid species and notably successful worldwide, our main interest is to present a detailed cytogenetic characterization of several of its species, with special emphasis in the meiotic features, with the objective of understand the task of chromosomes in their success and permanence.
Meiklejohn did not judge the college's success by its permanence, which he did not expect he said he attempted the college as a test.
One reverse will hardly stop it in its tracks, but if it is followed by more, perceptions of its success and its chances of permanence could change.
This study, consist of two different processes, was carried out in order to show the effects of the usage of creative drama as a teaching method in design education on the academic success of the students and the permanence of the knowledge.
In this study, the effect and the permanence of theoretical courses on the students by means of the applied method were investigated and the success rate was measured.
"Great architecture by great architects is a way to physically manifest success, because big buildings equal big profits in people's minds," he says, adding that their permanence is a swaggering statement more powerful than any advertisement.
An assumption of permanence.
