The timeline remains unclear, and the report cautions that Colombia's security gains are "not irreversible" as long as rebels remain a threat.
Multi-target ligands designed to combat the elevated activity of MAO B in Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Diseases incorporate MAO inhibition (usually irreversible) as well as iron chelation, antioxidant or neuroprotective properties.
The new Standards of Care potentially allow the RLE to be abolished entirely, but speaking for myself, I would not have committed to anything irreversible (as did Miranda Ponsonby, transitioning via private healthcare in 1994) without some prior idea of the ramifications of living as female, or some sense that a professional would look after me where necessary.
One can speculate that because serotonylation may be irreversible, as are other TGII-dependent processes, serotonylation may be a signal for modifying the longevity of a protein in a cell.
For example, aspirin and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs cause irreversible as well as reversible platelet function disorder.
Such a high prevalence of type III lesion in our study is of particular relevance since this lesion is considered irreversible, as well as precursor of more severe arterial involvement [1], [19], [20].
Surgical castration is not as irreversible as it may seem, he added.
That's it -- one quick paragraph in the present tense, without elaboration, as sudden and irreversible as death itself.
Computers make actions taken in a pique irreversible, as anyone knows who has fired off an outraged e-mail message at the office, only to regret it instantly.
"Despite the huge benefits" of the system, he argues, "an open and integrated global economy is neither as extensive and inexorable nor as irreversible as many assume".
Indeed, the court itself recognized in its June 7, 2000, memorandum that absent appellate intervention, the relief entered will quickly become "irreversible as a practical matter".
