The consequences may be irreversible.
Some important decisions may be irreversible and we must be careful what we wish for.
Some governments think that, even though its environmental effects may be irreversible, bio-engineering should be allowed unless it is shown to be dangerous.
When neurological involvement is present, the response to thiamin is much more gradual; in severe cases, the structural lesions of the nerve cells may be irreversible.
By trying to change their image from a domestic luxury brand to a global one, they have failed to maintain a credible high-end image and this may be irreversible.
And Mexico, the third-most-important supplier of crude to the United States, has been stuck in a crippling political debate over keeping out foreign investors while witnessing a dramatic drop in production that some analysts say may be irreversible.
Steve Specht, who coaches St. Xavier in Cincinnati, which is ranked in the top five of several polls, said that high school football was changing in a way that may be irreversible because of the television coverage and the emphasis on rankings.
Moreover, some of the experiments indicated that the adsorption process may be irreversible.
The value of R L indicates the isotherm nature which may be irreversible (R L = 0), favorable (0 < R L < 1) or unfavorable (R L = 1).
This may lead to the shift of the equilibria involving adsorption and may be irreversible, unless particular care is taken to compensate for the dilution process [13].
In this regard, it is worth to mention the cases where the diffusion process may be irreversible or has a history dependence.
