Sentence examples for permanently occurring from inspiring English sources

In addition to prevalent community members, several minor but permanently occurring bacterial species of KMC-IMBG1 were also discovered.

A permanently occurring problem in bone tissue engineering is that unstirred and consequently harmful layers of fluid within growing tissue can arise.

DNA-repair processes are constantly active as they respond to permanently occurring damages in the DNA structure.

His studies eventually led him to the first accurate description of how yield (the ability to deform permanently) occurs in steel.

This implies that ecologically relevant genetic variation permanently occurs within dikaryotic fungal individuals, allowing for evolutionary adaptation and thus for the evolution of physiologically distinct strains.

And because I neither wish nor plan to die soon, I think it's going to be a while before that fully and permanently occurs.

A T-invariant defines a state-conserving subnetwork, i.e., (a) a network whose transitions (reactions) bring the network back to a given state, if they all took place one after another (in the specified amount), or (b) keep the network in a given (steady) state, if all transitions permanently occur (in the specified relative frequency).

Once activated a cell may either divide, or die, or return to a resting state permanently; this occurs in every generation.

As an example, the longest permanently wet reach, occurring in Segments 5 and 6, coincided with an area of shallow clay and near-surface bedrock (Fig.  2; Gettings and Houser 2000; Pool and Dickinson 2007).

While Ch. montanus is a habitat specialist occurring in permanently moist habitats, Ch. parallelus is a habitat generalist which occurs in a variety of grassland habitats [ 31].

The enhanced band in question occurs permanently in noise spectra recorded on the Intercosmos-19, APEX and CORONAS satellites in the altitude range of 500 km–3000 km.