All three, the report suggested, could experience massive and irreversible changes with profound implications for human societies.
In a chapter on re-imagining Britain's approach to the environment, I argue in the book that from government to anti-austerity groups in opposition, there is a kind of denial about the full economic implications of preventing irreversible climatic upheaval.
Once executed, many decisions are irreversible and therefore have meaningful implications.
Premature pubarche, genital virilisation and advanced bone age are largely irreversible and have long-lasting implications for health.
The thing that disturbs me about Chicxulub, aside from the fact that it erased the dinosaurs and wrought catastrophic and irreversible change, is the deeper implication that we, and all our works and worries and attachments, are so utterly inconsequential.
Because euthanasia and PAS actions are irreversible, findings of instability have important implications both clinically and for design of PAS legislation.
To capture the nonequilibrium irreversible nature of turbulence and investigate its implications, we develop a potential landscape and flux field theory for turbulent flow and more general nonequilibrium fluid systems governed by stochastic Navier Stokes equations.
Even if practical considerations recommend safely drawing a line at irreversible loss of the capacity of consciousness for policy purposes, the implication that, strictly speaking, we go out of existence during progressive dementia will strike many as incredible.
Late childhood diagnosis of CAH has significant implications for adult health and early detection and treatment might prevent adverse clinical progression and irreversible sequelae.
Little is known about the possible long-term implications of the Triad but it appears that the effects on BMD might be partially irreversible.
