This matrix serves to hold the bacteria together and to irreversibly bind them to the surface.
In clinical terms, he said that consensus held that those who "are irreversibly prevented from being or becoming participating citizens" should not be guaranteed the same level of treatment as others.
To be sure, there were as there are now individuals who held that procuring organs from, thereby killing, irreversibly unconscious patients who had consented to donate is a legitimate exception to this moral principle (see the entry on voluntary euthanasia), but this judgment strikes many as a radical departure from common morality.
In the present study we have demonstrated that following –SH group oxidation induced by diamide (–SH group oxidant) and divicine, an oxygen reactive compound held responsible for favism [15], AE1 becomes increasingly and irreversibly phosphorylated in G− RBCs.
Looking to claim the territory previously held by URLs, portals, and even search and apps, the rapid acceleration of mobile interface innovation, with messaging as its main driver, is irreversibly moving us into a new, conversation-based era. .
In the late-90s/early-2000s the buy-to-let mortgage boom led to a generation of private landlords that now hold the vast majority of the market hostage in a way that seems irreversibly broken and mangled.
Holding cells once more at −80 mV, Ca2+ sparklet activity was recorded from the irreversibly fused CaV1.2 channels.
Up until relatively recently, BlackBerry's attempts to hold on to its hardware keyboard heritage felt like grasping at a past that was sadly and irreversibly fading.
Laws against smoking have irreversibly shifted attitudes.
As a result, the fortunes of Americans have irreversibly declined and their future has been mortgaged.
