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If they do, health reform will be a success, and will become irreversible.

Signatories to the deal, which came into force at the start of November, committed to limiting global warming to no more than 2C above pre-industrial levels, after which scientists believe its effects will become irreversible.

"It is a year where negative trends have to be reversed or they will become irreversible," he said, but added that the world needed to have realistic expectations: "Decisive success within a year or two in a country marred by conflict is unachievable".

"There is a risk that the deteriorating overall situation will become irreversible," he added.

Up to a certain duration of ischaemia, the injury is reversible, but it will become irreversible if the ischaemic period lasts too long.

Furthermore, this is of importance because it has been presumed that there may be a time point beyond which disc degeneration will become irreversible [ 24, 25], T2 mapping may provide evidence for us to make sure therapeutic interventions are taken at the early stage before the onset of the degenerative cascade which might no longer be retarded once initiated [ 21].

As for monomer attachment to the membrane, it will eventually become irreversible because of the irreversibility of the subsequent oligomerization.

Indeed, the court itself recognized in its June 7, 2000, memorandum that absent appellate intervention, the relief entered will quickly become "irreversible as a practical matter".

Indeed, it is more likely that the decline of ecosystems by that point will in many cases have become irreversible.

"And if the parties end up back at the negotiating tables after that, then I will truly believe that the peace process has become irreversible".

Will people look back on this week as when it become irreversible that print media went into decline given the sale of The Washington Post, cut-rate sale of the Boston Globe, re-sale of Newsweek?