Sentence examples for irreversibly not from inspiring English sources

She told me she'd even stopped showering every single day due to the water shortage, at which point I decided I was irreversibly not an eco-warrior.

A biofilm is an assemblage of microbial cells that is irreversibly associated (not removed by gentle rinsing) with a surface and enclosed in a matrix of primarily polysaccharide material.

The reduced accumulation of APP at this time point can be accounted for in two ways: (1) in axons that were not irreversibly damaged, the lower IOP allows normal transport of APP to resume; (2) axons that were irreversibly damaged by high IOP have now degenerated.

Hitler hoped that his air force would destroy, if not irreversibly cripple, British planes.

He was speaking a deep truth: the modicum of stability produced by the surge has changed the political dynamics of the Iraq story — not irreversibly yet, not as much as necessary yet, but enough to have important ramifications.

No, the apocalyptic predictions of crime, chaos and an entire way of life suddenly and irreversibly ruined have not come to pass.

Miliband has already broken one unwritten rule of British politics by attacking Rupert Murdoch over phone hacking, so some of his aides were worried that he should not irreversibly fall out with a second powerful title – the Daily Mail.

It is shown that the surface area and bulk phase characteristics were not irreversibly damaged by carbon deposition.

Engineered SAC has identified a putative rate-limiting step for the GTPase reaction and shown that GTPase-deficient oncogenic Ras mutants are not irreversibly impaired.

"Clearly, we are vastly more complicated creatures than flies, and our common experience tells us that our sexual interests are not irreversibly set by our genes," Dickson says.

Since a specific macrophage phenotype is not irreversibly encoded in their DNA, monocytes and macrophages maintain the flexibility necessary to adapt to tissue changing conditions and this flexibility is an important component of their first-response role in tissue injury.