Sentence examples for permanent attribute from inspiring English sources

One important corollary of this is that susceptibility to invasion by cancerous cells is not a static or permanent attribute, but a condition that fluctuates over time, with changes from year to year and even within a given year, as the amount of unused resources and of disturbances fluctuates.

By and large, the more permanent the attribute of some thing, the less that attribute contributes to its identification.

Sometimes Bolzano restricts this requirement to propositions in which a non-permanent property is attributed to a changeable substance (WL II, 239), since this is sufficient for avoiding the aforementioned contradictions.

We attribute permanent loss of mechanical function under cyclic loading to rearrangement and disruption of the collagen network and resulting proteoglycan (PG) aggregation, as seen in histological and second harmonic generation images, as a result of induced mechanical fatigue.

Permanent qualities are attributes that stick with you no matter what changes in the world around you.

Whatever can be predicated of a Leibnizian substance is either an attribute (a permanent and common characteristic (GP ii, 227, 257ff)), sometimes called "property" (GP ii, 258/L 533), or an accident (a transitory and individual characteristic (GP ii, 458/L 605; GP iv, 363)), sometimes called "modification" (G ii, 258/L 533; GP ii, 503f).

Attributes denoting permanent qualities stand nearest their head nouns: long, white beard; six-lane elevated freeway.

We measured these attributes in permanent vegetation plots in rainforest and oil palm plantations across the degradation landscape of the Stability of Altered Forest Ecosystems project.

We find substantial differences across industries in the roles of individual- and firm-level attributes on permanent layoff and wage growth.

In Kenya, land use changes in rangelands have been mostly attributed to permanent settlement by pastoral communities as a result of population growth and partly to the establishment of protected areas in Kenya since the 1940s (Kioko and Okello 2010; Morara et al. 2014).

Our preliminary tectonic and tsunami models show that a megathrust rupture will likely lead to subsidence of a large part of the west Luzon coast, while permanent coastal uplift is attributed to an offshore upper-plate rupture in the northern Manila Trench forearc region.