Sentence examples for permanently create from inspiring English sources

We are with them throughout that struggle, offering the tools they need to permanently create a better life for themselves and their families.

Irreversible electroporation is a non-thermal injury tissue ablation technique that uses electrical pulses of short duration to permanently create defects in cell membranes leading to irreversible permeabilization and ultimately cell death [ 5].

Or has the locus of innovation moved on permanently, creating new centres of technological excellence such as the strip between San Diego and Los Angeles, where many new genomic ventures are setting up shop There are crucial lessons in the way the telecoms industry was deregulated that need to be absorbed before IT can enjoy any serious resurgence.

His tireless and motivational activity projected in perspective, thus permanently creating new aims for research.

The Census Bureau thinks the number is quite a bit lower than that.The loss of so many residents, possibly permanently, has created a raft of problems for a city that already had plenty.

Mr. Cestero also noted that the city had helped to create permanently affordable units using "inclusionary zoning," which allows developers to build more units than would normally be allowed at a particular site in exchange for making 20 percent of the units affordable.

Treatments were designed to alter the surface chemistry of the membranes to create permanently hydrophilic surfaces.

A failure of the contacts of T3 that causes them to be permanently closed will create a hidden failure.

As we get used to the fuss of Victor's New York life, it dawns on us that he is being more or less permanently filmed partly to create a form of soapy entertainment, partly to provide him and his pals with some thoughts about what a settled character might be like.

Random genetic mutations permanently affecting these pathways create malignant cell phenotypes that are selected for in the disturbed tissue.

The Swiss government will create a permanently protected area on federal land for experiments with genetically modified (GM) crops.