"These are the irreversible results that the Venezuelan people have decided with this electoral process," Tibisay Lucena, the head of the electoral council, said as she read the result on national television late Sunday.
The overoxidation, which is entirely irreversible, results in the dedoping of conducting polypyrrole and the formation of carboxyl group.
In our opinion, binding of AuNPs to surface functional groups (e.g., transmembrane proteins) of cells can be reversible or irreversible, resulting in temporary or permanent structural injuries [40, 41].
Methoxyflurane nephrotoxicity is dose dependent and irreversible, resulting from O-demethylation of methoxyflurane to fluoride and DCAA.
Implanted surface coils also gives rise to unique problems, which, not only involve an invasive procedure, but also, such coils suffer from resonance frequency drifts over time, which is irreversible, resulting in loss of SNR and thereby rendering longitudinal studies almost impossible.
Binding thus becomes irreversible resulting in melanin-like pigment deposits, macroscopic brown turning and dysfunction of the tissue [ 10- 12].
Ms. Heinonen continues, "Malnutrition in children is particularly damaging since the effects are irreversible, resulting in permanent physical and cognitive impairment.
Malnutrition in children is particularly damaging since the effects are irreversible, resulting in permanent impairment of cognitive function and impacting on the quality of life, productivity of an individual and national economy.
In the case of both global warming and reduction of biological diversity, man is affecting nature in an unprecedented fashion, on a global scale, and with unpredictable and frequently irreversible results.
