Examples of using Irreversible changes in English and their translations into Slovak
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it can“flip a genetic switch,” causing irreversible changes in the brain that leave the user more susceptible to addiction.
The growing threat of rapid, irreversible changes means it is no longer responsible to wait and see what happens.'.
This dangerous disease leads to irreversible changes in the body, so the successful treatment of diabetes depends on timely diagnosis.
it can cause irreversible changes in the body.
patients are often referred in cases where irreversible changes have already occurred(tooth mobility, destruction of the bone around the teeth).
The growing threat of rapid, irreversible changes means it is no longer responsible to wait and see.
gradual steps leads to significant positive and irreversible changes in the communities.
Death is the stopping of life functions in the body, linked to irreversible changes that make recovery of vital functions impossible.
As a rule, closer to the age of fifty years, irreversible changes occur in the chewing process, the teeth are destroyed,
Yet, evidence is also accumulating of profound and potentially irreversible changes in the ability of the planet to sustain our progress.
will help to prevent irreversible changes in the musculoskeletal device.
including the possibility of non-linear and/or irreversible changes.
How to contact with the water for the emergence of persistent and irreversible changes in the body- is unknown.
ultimately leads to irreversible changes of the cornea.
can lead to irreversible changes in the child's development
As a result of the lack of sufficient nutrients and oxygen, irreversible changes occur in neurons-highly specialized cells that have lost the ability to divide.
aggressive detergents may cause irreversible changes to the surface.
ultimately leads to irreversible changes in the bladder.
Unlike acute myocardial infarction, in which irreversible changes develop in the cardiac muscle, coronary artery disorder is transient in angina pectoris.
it can“flip a genetic switch,” causing irreversible changes in the brain that leave the user more susceptible to addiction.