用“irreversible”造句大全，irreversible造句

However even since the 2007 IPCC assessment the evidence for dangerous, long-term and potentially irreversible climate change has strengthened.

"The effects of being iron deficient not only cause anemia, but may also cause" long-term, irreversible effects on children's cognitive and behavioral development.

“Today we are experiencing a historical revolution every bit as wrenching, far-reaching, and irreversible as the Industrial Revolution,” she wrote.

She was 26 when she had her tubal ligation, and when I asked why she'd chosen irreversible contraception at such a young age—she's married, what if she and her husband change their minds?

PROFESSOR: a boundary between reversible and irreversible?

No, pretty much things are either reversible or irreversible.

So this irreversible process this Joule-Thomson process, is a constant enthalpy process.

In severe cases, a life-threatening encephalitis can develop, which ends up in death or in irreversible neurological sequelae.

However, it is important to know that its resources are finite, and depletion of these resources beyond sustainable levels is irreversible.

The furthest distance in the world, I clearly can not resist the miss, but also have to pretend not to put you in the slightest in the heart, but with their own cold heart to love you, to dig an irreversible ditch.

Health care, meanwhile, can be fixed at any time-the relevant problems are never irreversible.

But he said other scientists say there is only a decade left before we reach the irreversible point.

I offer my family the same opportunity to accept and love me as I am rather than seeing me as a blasted hope, whose life has suffered a sad and irreversible loss.

Like something is almost reversible and almost irreversible.

If he took his exomask off he would be unconscious after the first few breaths, with irreversible lung damage in less than a minute.

STUDENT: Is there a boundary between reversible and irreversible?

Firms did not realise when they shifted operations to low-wage countries that some moves “would be almost irreversible”, says Mr Pisano.

The risks of doing so are very real and could lead to irreversible damage to eyesight and even blindness.

When a pregnant woman doesn’t have enough iodine in her body, her child may suffer irreversible brain damage and could have an I.Q. that is 10 to 15 points lower than it would otherwise be.

Let me first ask you this, is this a reversible or in irreversible process?