The phrase "irreversible alteration" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a change or modification that cannot be undone or reversed. Example: The construction of the new highway caused an irreversible alteration to the natural landscape.
But, in this case, the epigenetic modification could be inherited from either the mother or the father.Intriguingly, though this silent legacy could persist for at least three generations, it was not an irreversible alteration.
However, the presence of asphaltenes led to some irreversible alteration in crude oil rheology.
The change detection results identify hot-spots of forest fragmentation where mitigation measures should be taken, so that further irreversible alteration of the ecosystem is prevented.
"The severe contamination of archaeological material has no precedent in the history of cultural heritage and caused irreversible alteration to the archaeological materials with enormous loss of scientific information," the scientists wrote.
We then focus on a full thermal loading/unloading cycle of a constrained fractured mass and follow irreversible alteration in in-situ stress and permeability resulting from both mechanical and chemical effects.
Some cells may undergo irreversible alteration at the genome level, some may exhibit changes in their gene expression pattern, while others may incur neither genetic reconstruction nor gene expression changes, but only modulation of various fluxes by changing nutrient/metabolite concentrations and enzyme activities.
Genetic alterations are irreversible alterations, which could be observed as early as in the pre-neoplastic stages.
Well pads, access roads, and gathering lines fragment forestland resulting in irreversible alterations to the forest ecosystem.
However, recently, concerns have been raised regarding irreversible alterations of crude oil properties due to these otherwise non-intrusive processes.
The irreversible alterations at genetic level could be detected as early as in the pre-neoplastic stages and accumulate during cancer progression.
BD is a chronic disease characterized by recurrent attacks of severe inflammation that may cause significant ocular damage leading to irreversible alterations and significant vision loss.
