Sentence examples for irreversible lost from inspiring English sources

The modification in these region leads to an irreversible lost of enzymatic activity of sPLA2 and/or its ability for binding to cell membrane [ 27].

On the other hand, irreversible loses of auxin are defined for all cells in the array according to Eq. (2).

If we assume that IR gain is rare and effectively irreversible once lost (there are no reports of secondary IR gain in plant chloroplasts) and therefore that the IRs of streptophytes and Roya are homologous, then the phylogeny suggest that the IR has been lost independently at least three times in the Zygnematophyceae, specifically, in the lineages leading to Mesotaenium, Zygnema, and Staurastrum.

p63-inactivating mutations or bi-allelic loss could indeed be selected for during tumor progression as a more efficient, and irreversible, means to lose p63 function.

During age-related thymic involution the functional output of the thymus is progressively lost over time, irreversible bar several effective transient treatments 13.

The mills plunged into an irreversible decline by the mid-1970s as they lost out to the rapidly growing power loom industry.

Researchers have long believed that a mammal is born with a full set of follicles, leading to an irreversible decline in fuzziness with every one lost or damaged.

If a similar accord does not come into place in the great north, the Arctic's unique ecosystem and much of its wildlife may soon be lost in a destructive tide of irreversible change.

Then, techniques using lost wax [11], [15] or irreversible hydrocolloids [14] are used to create the negative mould.

After myocardial infarction in humans, lost cardiomyocytes are replaced by an irreversible fibrotic scar.

Failure to restore adequate arterial flow in a timely fashion can result in the development of irreversible tissue infarction and the opportunity for limb salvage is lost.