Sentence examples for irreversible death from inspiring English sources

After that, what would most likely follow is irreversible death.

Other critics warn that ceasing Saturday service will be the first step down an irreversible "death spiral".

Future historians will pinpoint Democratic Sen. Harry Reid's energy legislation, released Tuesday, as the moment that the political movement of global warming entered an irreversible death spiral.

Right now, the big fear in Detroit is that with the collapse of the auto industry, the city might have entered an irreversible death spiral.

The strong eIF2α phosphorylation found in neurons of SINV-infected mice is enough to completely block translation of non-viral mRNAs throughout the infection [46], that probably leads to a rapid and irreversible death of infected cells.

In addition, consent for organ procurement is only a valid criterion after irreversible death occurs.

On the other hand, reduced autophagic flux could be an effective trigger for irreversible cell death executed by apoptosis, which could override the death signals initiated by autophagy.

Those diseases are defined classically as being due to an irreversible neuronal death, cell dropout, and clear-cut morphological destruction of neuronal elements; their clinical manifestations only occur after a very large proportion of the neuronal elements have been destroyed.

Mitochondrial destruction and activation of caspases have been known to indicate irreversible cell death (Green and Kroemer, 2004; Riedl and Shi, 2004).

In contrast, E64d and MDL caused an irreversible parasite death blocking further development.

That's it -- one quick paragraph in the present tense, without elaboration, as sudden and irreversible as death itself.