Sentence examples for practically irreversible from inspiring English sources
Thus, considering the practically irreversible fragmentation of populations around agricultural areas at Cerrado Biome, landscape management strategies for C. brasiliense should be considered to protect the still existent populations.
In a landmark paper, James Hansen, then head of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, along with seven other leading climate scientists, described how a global average temperature above 1°Celsius (C involving a level of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere of around 450 parts per million (ppm)—would lead to "practically irreversible ice sheet and species loss".
Inhibition was practically irreversible; only 3±1.5% (n = 8) of the capsaicin response recovered 5 minutes after washout.
However, kinetic estimates of the rates of bundle dissociation (based on calculations of filaments dimerization time, [29], [30] (data not shown) indicate that once bundles are formed, their life time is significantly longer than the time scale of actin polymerization, so that filament and bundle associations are practically irreversible on the time scale of our present experiments.
Notably, the torsion of vertebrae is practically irreversible; therefore, early detection and treatment of scoliosis are extremely important.
The adsorbed amount of GIC-PAPEO22/PAH160 is higher than GIC-PAPEO22/P2MVPI43 and its adsorption on silica and polysulfone is practically irreversible.
It was also proven that those variations are practically reversible in the case of loss factors but irreversible in the case of bending moduli.
The quinone/hydroquinone redox couple, which is irreversible at an uncovered gold electrode, initially is practically reversible when a polypyrrole-covered gold electrode is used.
The decrease in its efficacy, its serious and sometimes irreversible toxicity, and the availability of other therapeutic options have meant that use of pentamidine has practically been abandoned over the last 4 5 years.
However, practically all the knowledge on this toxin was obtained with the purified protein that, at a concentration of 37 μg/mL, causes irreversible cell damage [ 8, 9, 24– 26].
