Sentence examples for permanent entry from inspiring English sources

Could the permanent entry of blood-borne coagulation factors prevent OPC differentiation and myelin repair?

Several decades later, he still called his permanent entry to this country "the best Christmas present in my life".

The Democratic Party couldn't find permanent entry, so in walked Ronald Reagan on cue from stage right.

When the outdoor temperature is several degrees below the temperature of the transition areas, occurs a permanent entry of heavier cold air coming from the outside, which enter the cave through the lower area of the access tunnel.

After two weeks, on a ventilator, Smith still couldn't breathe, so I talked to his wife about a tracheotomy — a surgical procedure that creates a small hole in the neck, which serves as a more permanent entry point for the breathing tube.

As for Adele, she knows full well that her song for "Skyfall" — for which, by way of a bonus, she collected an Academy Award — could be one of the very few cultural items from those honored last night that will gain permanent entry to the pantheon of cinematic memories.

The International Migration Outlook showed that in 2014 there were an estimated 4.3m permanent entries into OECD countries, up 6% on 2013 and almost back to the peak hit before the global economic downturn of 2008-09.

Thus, the routing table of any node has (3 d −1) permanent entries for those neighbors.

This year, Spain and Italy started the season with 22 and 15 permanent entries respectively, making up 43% of the entire championship.

They also object to other provisions that they say discriminate against permanent residents seeking entry for their family members and other relatives.

Moreover, do further differences come into view when we investigate the turn to citizen-making in other fields, beyond the typical focus in the literature on integration requirements for entry, permanent residence and naturalization?