Sentence examples for irreversible affecting from inspiring English sources

Many studies have reported that damage caused by hearing loss in infancy is often irreversible, affecting not only the development of speech and language but also the cognitive, intellectual, cultural, and social child development [ 3].

And children are most vulnerable to food insecurity, as any disruption to their nutrition can have serious long-term and irreversible affects on their health and development.

1While such a finding suggests that the eventual rebound in stock values may make delaying retirement a moot point, it still may be the case that, in light of asset values in 2008 and 2009, irreversible decisions affecting the long-run and lifetime income prospect for older Americans were made.

In the absence of a preexisting template that would assist the change, the involvement of a covalent modification, transient or irreversible and affecting either all or a minor subset of molecules, as a trigger was postulated and never discarded [9], [11].

Dental caries and dental erosion affect the majority of sampled athletes with irreversible periodontitis affecting up to 15% of participants.

Fuchs' endothelial dystrophy (FED) is a familial, slowly progressive, and irreversible disorder affecting the corneal endothelial cell monolayer [ 1].

Richard Neitzel et al. report in the August 2009 American Journal of Public Health that New York City subways are loud enough to increase the risk for noise-induced hearing loss, an irreversible condition affecting about 250 million people worldwide.

Numerical modeling of particle transport suggests that both reversible attachment and irreversible straining affected the transport of the particles.

This is corroborated by the experimental observation that the return to the initial state is difficult as if an irreversible phenomenon affected the tip surface, making it unusable.

The composite membranes showed stable behavior during time when maintained at 130 °C, while irreversible degradation affected Nafion under the same conditions.

Whatever the reason, irreversible paralysis affects one child out of every 200 infected with the virus.