Sentence examples for permanently able to from inspiring English sources

In other respects, HepaRG is a well-characterized human hepatoma cell line which is permanently able to differentiate into mature hepatocytes from a stage of bipotent progenitors 13 and which is widely used for pharmacotoxicology assays.

Mr. Trichet said only that the governing council was "permanently alert and able to take the appropriate decisions even if they are nonconventional".

Ms. Herman remains in touch with many of the merchants who closed their doors permanently, no longer able to afford Manhattan.

"People recognize how important it is to be able to permanently preserve contiguous property to protect the water supply and wildlife management".

In 1989-96, it was widely thought that "managed care" would be able to permanently subdue what was called the "health care cost monster".

Recent research suggests that wearing the glasses may even able to permanently improve a person's color recognition.

Researchers hypothesized that by cutting into these so-called "start sites," they would be able to permanently pause synthesis of the huntingtin protein.

Since implementing the plan in 2015, Santa Clara County has been able to permanently house 5,154 people, according to Destination: Home's March 2018 progress report.

The simulation results show that the hybrid system (PV and electrical grid) is able to permanently supplying the load and potentially storing the excess of the PV energy in the form of hydrogen gas.

Facebook will now allow non-stop, long-form broadcasting as long as the creators don't mind that they won't be able to permanently save and share the video.

But now I'd love to be able to permanently move back inside the house".