Sentence examples for permanently lead from inspiring English sources

The president then would have to name another acting commissioner or nominate someone to permanently lead the agency.

Mutations in the induction system may permanently lead to AmpC overexpression (i.e., derepression).

However, patients can be stable, whilst providing physiological measurements that might permanently lead to alerts (e.g. 92 % is often used as a threshold for alerting on Oxygen saturation, yet some patients are stable at lower levels, and some patients might repeatedly report certain symptoms thus increasing their scores).

"We are worried today by the increase in oil prices, which if continued permanently could lead to a negative impact on the world economy".

Ultrasonic waves at two distinctive driving frequencies are generated and corresponding ultrasonic responses are measured using permanently installed lead zirconate titanate (PZT) transducers with a potential for continuous monitoring.

Studies performed by Nagai et al. (2006) suggest that dioxin-like compounds that cause the AhR to be permanently active lead to toxic effects, whereas dietary components that promote temporal activation, without persistent binding of the AhR/AhR nuclear translocator complex to dioxin response element sequences, might avoid toxic effects while promoting beneficial effects.

The consequences of these actions is that the lead-lined pipes were permanently damaged & lead leaked into tap water for an extended period of time - even after switching Flint back to its original water supply.

Many workers will lead permanently diminished careers, and the economy's long-run productive capacity may be permanently lowered.

The proposed law would also require owners to remove or permanently cover all lead paint on friction surfaces -- like windows and doors -- when an apartment is vacated, even if the painted surface is sound.

Temple Owls permanently took the lead off a Lavoy Allen layup with 9 30 remaining.

In 2013, the agency I lead permanently housed 1,000 chronic homeless veterans in Southern and Central California.