Sentence examples for which cannot be reversed from inspiring English sources

Noumeir et al. define two types of pseudonymization [ 18]: pseudonymization with one-way pseudonyms (which cannot be reversed) and reversible pseudonymization.

Almost 1 million under-five-year-olds are at risk of stunting, which cannot be reversed.

If we don't do something now, there's going to be a really serious, long lasting problem which cannot be reversed.

The people I'm speaking to might not care to read this, or my uncle's work, but what's sadly evident is they have very little understanding of their own history, which cannot be reversed.

As exogenously expressed promoters are sensitive, this is likely a result of changes in chromatin organization which cannot be reversed by short term expression of VDR and treatment with 1,25(OH)2D3.

Three days after ABA induction, the Spirodela primordium is committed to turion development, which cannot be reversed.

There is also the matter of those 18 years of Conservative neglect which just cannot be reversed in two or three years.

Analogously, for each complete binary mutation profile b there is exactly one induced coloring c ¯. Intuitively, the coloring induced by a given complete drug-resistance profile will contain the set of nodes in which drug-resistance was acquired (assuming a model in which drug-resistance cannot be reversed).

Interdependence between nations is a direct result of scientific and technological progress, which once unleashed cannot be reversed.

It's settled judicial doctrine that if the Court can rule on narrow grounds and avoid a constitutional ruling, which of course cannot be reversed by Congress in a statute, it should do so.

Let's assume for purposes of this question that there is a "tipping point" beyond which heating of the climate cannot be reversed and that this change will bring about mass migrations, rise in coastal water levels, upheaval of crop patterns, drying up of major water sources, and so forth.