Sentence examples for consider irreversible from inspiring English sources

None of this may jibe with what the Americans consider irreversible steps by the mullahs.

Moreover, we consider irreversible thermodynamics models and a transport model based on the extended Nernst Planck equations.

The lifecycle of the individuals in the population is from adults to juveniles, during which we consider irreversible mutation, selection, and random drift.

Few consider irreversible loss of integration of the organism as a whole or irreversible loss of the ability to perform external vital work as a reason to accept BD as death (some even consider that external work continues during BD).

In this work, we consider irreversible transformation processes based on a stochastic switch model, which apparently do not require any external stimulus to be initiated, where the transition is based only on stochastic fluctuations.

If there were none, Amanda would be declared legally dead; the stoppage would then be considered "irreversible".

The spread of all-day schooling in Germany, a trend she considers "irreversible," is a sign of the times, Ms. von der Leyen said in an interview.

Radiation-induced fibrosis (RIF) and radionecrosis (RN) are late complications that are usually considered irreversible.

Paralysis is an important indicator of limb viability; limb ischemia with paralysis is considered irreversible, and amputation is necessary.

Histone methylation was considered irreversible until recent discovery of histone demethylases (Shi et al. 2004; Cloos et al. 2008).

Patients have impaired binocular vision, as well as poor acuity and contrast sensitivity; the diminished sight was considered irreversible after age 10.