Sentence examples for irreversible disadvantage from inspiring English sources
The auhors suggest that this may be due to the avoidance of irreversible disadvantage to a person's future productivity, mitigation of the intergenerational transfer of poverty, and reduction of future costs to health, education and social welfare systems.
Whereas cellular NADH and FAD levels are reliably detectable as autofluorescence, quantifying cellular ROS production is more demanding, because the various redox-sensitive dyes share major disadvantages including irreversible oxidation, autooxidation and photosensitivity.
Although induced senescence during prolonged drought has survival value by conserving water and nutrients [ 11], there are clearly finely balanced advantages and disadvantages to irreversible loss of vegetative matter.
Irreversible brain damage is irreversible.
Is independence really irreversible?
Perhaps they are irreversible".
Is the damage irreversible?
"The trend is irreversible".
This tendency is irreversible".
