Sentence examples for would irreversibly from inspiring English sources
Work on the sewers was stopped in January after objections were raised by Jewish leaders in Belgrade, who were concerned that the digging would irreversibly damage what remained of the graveyard.
However, WoWt measures implemented in our ICU are incompatible with this type of organ retrieval, as the prolonged agonal period would irreversibly compromise organ quality and graft viability.
Droughts may even accelerate deforestation and are pushing forest ecosystems towards a 'tipping point' where those would irreversibly start to die.
Since the bulk of hydrocarbon storage resides inside the matrix, it is critical to answer the question whether the condensate formed in the matrix edges would irreversibly trap the gas found in the inner-most portions of the matrix.
However, the highly ordered crystalline structure would irreversibly destroyed and transformed to a weakly ordered form when treated at about 180 °C, accompanied by the complete deprivation of crystal water.
BPA and NP may, in this manner, disrupt programmed neuronal cell death during development, which would irreversibly lead to an abnormal neural network including the monoaminergic system and cause behavioral abnormalities in adulthood.
Instead it would move irreversibly to the centre ground.
I clearly expressed that if my action of getting citizenship was made public, my life would change irreversibly and that I may never be able to go home," said Peck.
Finally, the pipet would become irreversibly blocked.
The kinase activity of mitochondrial DMPK protects cells from oxidative stress and from the ensuing opening of the mitochondrial permeability transition pore (PTP), which would otherwise irreversibly commit cells to death.
Regarding the capping procedure, as already underlined in the usual solid-phase approaches, it is preferable to carry it out before the oxidation, to destroy any side-product that, on the contrary, would be irreversibly stabilized by the oxidation step.
