The end goal would be to replace brain cells lost to Alzheimer's, repair injured nerve cells causing paralysis and treat cancers, malfunctioning organs and other now-irreparable conditions.
According to Pam Brown of The West Australian, the season 2 NDA included the following statement "I understand and agree that any breach of these conditions will cause irreparable harm for which recovery of money damages alone would be inadequate".
Recently, some surgeons have expanded the use of this prosthesis to treat other shoulder conditions, such as irreparable rotator cuff tears without glenohumeral arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis; preliminary studies have had favorable short-term results [ 28, 39].
A poorly stored watercraft can suffer irreparable damage in harsh weather conditions.
Nineteenth-century stone sculptures displayed outdoors are in such bad condition that many have suffered irreparable damage.
Because the Court found that the condition of rest would cause irreparable harm, it held that the mandatory injunction of compelling Food Corn to give Ferry-Morse the seed corn was proper.
However in certain condition, the DNA damage is irreparable and cells will either enter a permanent growth arrest at G0 phase [ 4] or undergo apoptosis [ 5]. Cell cycle progression depends on the integration of growth control pathways with cell cycle mechanism.
The U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C., said in its two-page order that the tribe did not prove "the existence of irreparable harm" nor did it meet other conditions necessary to obtain an injunction. .
This has huge potential in preventative medicine because it can help doctors detect and treat serious heart conditions before they progress and cause irreparable damage.
The Tribunal also ruled that China's massive reclamation activities in the Spratly chain of islands are 'incompatible with the obligations' of member states, since it 'inflicted irreparable harm to the maritime environment' and 'destroyed evidence of natural condition of features' in the area.
