Sentence examples for temporal or permanent from inspiring English sources

Oxygen depletion (temporal or permanent) in freshwater ecosystems is a widespread and globally important environmental problem.

The main implication of our finding is that the energy policies should take into consideration not only the causality direction between economic growth and energy consumption but also whether it is temporal or permanent and furthermore authorities must design policy actions accordingly.

Every hosting company has a set of terms of engagement whose violation results in extra charges, temporal or permanent discontinuation of your hosting service.

Due to the temporal or permanent random interfering factors of complex indoor environments, the reliability of system anchors will be reducing.

Moreover, the possibility remains that the increased average value for BChE activity in HNSCC reflects compensatory mechanisms to overcome temporal (or permanent) deficiency (or loss) of AChE [ 53].

Cerebral ischemia is defined as a temporal or permanent reduction in cerebral blood flow (CBF) that is insufficient to meet the functional or metabolic demand by the central nervous system (CNS).

The paper then examines the determinants of labour market reforms across policy directions (i.e. increasing or decreasing legislation), temporal horizon (i.e. temporary or permanent measure) and coverage (i.e. complete or two-tier intervention).

Differences in the results are explored by looking at the direction of reforms (i.e. increasing or decreasing legislation), temporal horizon (i.e. temporary or permanent measures) and coverage (i.e. complete or two-tier reforms); while also analysing separately reforms' determinants across domains of labour legislation (e.g. permanent contracts, collective dismissals).

The issue of whether the hippocampus and related structures in the medial-temporal lobe (MTL) play a temporary or permanent role in autobiographical episodic memory remains unresolved.

Currently, the traditional heparin and vitamin K antagonist (VKA) therapy followed by a course of temporal (3 6 months) or permanent VKA can be opted for with novel oral anticoagulants. 1 The decision to either continue the anticoagulation for a few months or permanently depends on the acquired or inherited risk factor profile of the patient.

In the next step, we estimate the full model separately for reforms that increase and decrease labour regulation (i.e. by direction), for those that have a temporary or permanent implementation prospect (i.e. by temporal horizon) and for those that target the complete eligible population or rather a share of it (i.e. by coverage)—Table 3.