Sentence examples for an irreversible effect from inspiring English sources

For the biggest area of dispute, aid to schools, the impasse has already had an irreversible effect.

Max Mosley: 24 November The former boss of motorsports' international governing body told the Inquiry how a News of the World article in 2008 branded him a sexual pervert engaging in a Nazi-themed orgy had had an irreversible effect on his family, leading to his son suffering from depression and resuming drug use.

A sequence of various short-term catastrophic events could even exert an irreversible effect on landscape evolution and occasionally trigger cardinal restructuring of environments.

Irradiation of Aβ PIAA/AuNP-CLPFFD provokes an irreversible effect that avoids restoration of Aβ fibrils formation in contrast to non-irradiated controls as summarized in Scheme 1. Figure 5 TEM micrographs of irradiated sample of Aβ PIAA/AuNP-CLPFFD before (a) and after (b) treatment with HFIP and incubation for 48 h.

That undernutrition has an irreversible effect on her child's IQ, ability to fight off disease and prospects for economic advancement.

Overnight-chase in DTIC-free medium before the Aldefluor assay did not restore the proportion of ALDH+ cells (data not shown), implying an irreversible effect on ALDH+ subpopulation.

Therefore, white medium culture conditions do not trigger any irreversible effect on cell cycle and gene expression.

Thus, the minor level of Pcat activation observed after Ca2+ extraction cannot be attributed to a residual irreversible effect of a previous Ca2+ load.

A similar irreversible effect on leather quality is also known to be induced by infections with Tricophytum verrucosum [ 9].

The reduced rate of progeny after this procedure could be due to a slight irreversible effect of the lethal system or to the advanced age of flies, as shown in other studies [ 16].

She notes studies showing a negative and irreversible effect on higher-order functions such as learning, memory, and emotional control.