Sentence examples for was irreversibly lost from inspiring English sources

Over extended periods (>1 week) it was possible to maintain steady-state luminescence within 5% of a pre-set value, although occasionally a non-bioluminescent "mutant" became dominant; in this case light emission was irreversibly lost.

Both the capacity for consciousness and the capacity to breathe will be irreversibly lost.

The Independent on Sunday, given exclusive access inside the Unesco World Heritage site, witnessed the sheer extent of the devastation and also learned of the complex and daunting task which lies ahead trying to conserve what has not been irreversibly lost.

If you change a computer or reinstall Windows your Skype history will be irreversibly lost.

In contrast oxygenated SQT were irreversibly lost in enclosure experiments which made their quantitative measurement prohibitive.

In the absence of SP-B or SP-C, the unsaturated lipids are irreversibly lost at high surface pressures.

It has been found that 11.4% of accumulated energy, which equals 2160 MWh for one silo in heavy industry, is irreversibly lost.

The fundamental claim is that, whatever we are essentially, it is clear that one of us has gone out of existence once the capacity for consciousness has been irreversibly lost, supporting the higher-brain standard of death.

"The icebergs transported to Copenhagen were fished out of the fjord, that is, [they] had already calved off the ice cap and had been irreversibly lost to the sea.

Although some proteins might have been irreversibly lost in the process, many more bands appeared and overall resolution improved.

Therefore, it is plausible that when glucose levels change, such as in impaired glucose tolerance (IGT), some of the compensatory mechanisms may have been irreversibly lost.