Sentence examples for irreversible occurrence from inspiring English sources
Degeneration of lumbar intervertebral discs is a major cause of low back complaints, an irreversible occurrence with no currently available treatment.
This association is noteworthy, as one of the primary concerns associated with temporal arteritis is the occurrence of irreversible visual loss.
The CDM model can capture the occurrence of irreversible strains.
Here we make a distinction between poroplasticity with totally reversible porosity and poroplasticity with the occurrence of irreversible porosity.
Alzheimer's Disease (AD) is the most prevalent form of dementia worldwide, yet the development of therapeutics has been hampered by the absence of suitable biomarkers to diagnose the disease in its early stages prior to the formation of amyloid plaques and the occurrence of irreversible neuronal damage.
A new development is the frequent occurrence of irreversible acute kidney injury, mostly acute-on-chronic kidney disease (7).
This peculiar property of the S100B may enable prompt medical interventions before the occurrence of irreversible brain damage.
However, equilibrium phase diagrams are of very limited use for the reconstitution of membrane proteins because of the occurrence of irreversible, unproductive processes such as aggregation and precipitation that compete with productive reconstitution.
Modulated growth, physiological sustenance and maintenance of vigor appear to be the downstream consequences of the transcriptional networks induced by chilling, providing a means to delay the occurrence of irreversible injuries.
The prognosis in these patients is associated with an early detection of the disease (ideally through detailed newborn screening) and an immediate initiation of Cu-His treatment in eligible patients, before the occurrence of irreversible neurodegeneration.
Recently, several studies have been published supporting a causal relationship between the occurrence of irreversible valvular heart disease and treatment with the ergoline DAs pergolide and cabergoline [ 16, 17].
