Sentence examples for permanent at from inspiring English sources

The PITAGORA study was a randomized trial in patients paced for sinus node disease (SND), designed to test the noninferiority of class IC antiarrhythmic drugs (AADs) to amiodarone in terms of a primary end point composed of death, permanent AT, cardiovascular hospitalization, atrial cardioversion, or AAD change.

Dinu Lipatti's recordings 10 years later were among the first to recognize that permanence without impregnability was not very permanent at all.

However, leaked drafts of this colonialist-style pact do not mention the word "permanent" at all.

Yet Superintendent Johnson's appointment is not permanent — at least not yet.

In 1993, though, the legislature made the 3 percent rate permanent — at least until it decides to change it again.

Republican leaders in Congress plan to push to extend or make permanent at least some elements of the cuts.

Uploading digital images is free, and the company says that storage space is free, unlimited and permanent at any resolution.

The judge said he would consider whether to make the injunction permanent at a hearing in late April.

The shed is somehow a surrogate home, a movable structure that paradoxically becomes permanent at the bottom of the garden.

If the new models are reliable, there should be no problem hanging on to the permanent at-sea presence that defence bosses favour.

"There is no way that the U.K., in the current financial climate, will be able to maintain a permanent at-sea, submarine-based nuclear deterrent, the size of fast jet fleet that we currently have, the ambition for a two-aircraft carrier strike program and an army of 100,000," said Richard Dannatt, the former head of the British Army.