Sentence examples for irreversible weakness from inspiring English sources
Airway re-modelling in asthma usually results in an irreversible weakness of pulmonary ventilation, however, its initiating or controlling mechanism remains unclear.
Unfortunately, they lead to irreversible muscular weakness when the diagnosis is missed.
Thus, PM/DM patients occasionally die from their disease, or as a complication of treatment, while survivors may develop chronic disability through irreversible muscle weakness and/or interstitial lung disease (ILD).
A study from 2003 reported that in the Netherlands classic infantile cases of Pompe disease are diagnosed at a median age of about 5 months [ 16] when severe, irreversible muscle weakness has already occurred.
The assumption that all investments are irreversible (Trequattrini et al., 2012b) is a fundamental weakness of most DCF methods.
Lithium-rich layered oxide materials are very promising but with some weaknesses, which limit their commercialization, such as large irreversible capacity loss at the first cycle, continuing discharge capacity and voltage fading.
The gradual pathologic storage of GAA in muscle cells causes irreversible muscle damage, with different signs and symptoms, including respiratory insufficiency and muscle weakness.
Stroke results in irreversible brain damage, in which the most common neurological impairment is contralesional partial weakness, reflecting a reduced ability of the affected patient to activate spinal motoneurons voluntarily.
In chronic, end-stage myositis, in which muscle wasting may be radiologically and even clinically obvious, weakness may be explained by loss of muscle mass which, once established, often appears irreversible.
Irreversible brain damage is irreversible.
