Sentence examples for non reversible effects from inspiring English sources

At the end of the breastfeeding period, the young child goes through a difficult period from the age of 8 to 18 months; the weaning phase when they are affected by malnutrition.This is a cause of mortality among children and a factor that impairs their development with non reversible effects on the intellectual capacity of any individual.

In all the cases, C60 whiskers/fibers remain after switching off the applied electric field making it a non-reversible effect, therefore not an electrorheological system.

What happened on the Maidan was "a non-reversible event", said one.

Because of potential long-lasting and non-reversible drug effects (LM22A-4, K252a), slices were not reused once exposed to a drug.

"Weapons, devices and munitions that are explicitly intended to have reversible effects on people and material," he said when I asked how the DoD defines non-lethal.

Despite the fact that short drug exposure shows a potent non-reversible cytotoxic effect [ 14], parasites were maintained in the presence of the drug to avoid additional culture handling, parasite stress (due to temperature changes) and loss of potential transcriptional effects after washes.

Washing the cells following incubation with dapsone completely abolished this effect pointing to a reversible effect.

Many "non-reversible" patients will experience effects of smaller magnitude, but may still benefit; therefore, results should be confirmed in a broader COPD population.

We have compared non-reversible versus reversible mutation effects for their influence on the persistence of ISs; although reversibility may be beneficial the difference between the two models is slight.

In this case, the non-reversible interfacial oxide layer effect could be avoided during gas-sensitive testing process.

This effect appeared non-reversible since no washout occurred over recording times as long as 100 minutes (average recording duration: 46.9±6.9 minutes).