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Significats de irreversible en anglès

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Incapable of being reversed.

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For example, recent studies challenge the idea that DNA methylation is irreversible.
Pubmed
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As if the answer might help him to accept those irreversible events.
The draining lake
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Without proper nutrition the children and pregnant mothers will suffer irreversible damage.
The Guardian
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Initial kinetic studies suggest the possibility of irreversible and reversible active-site modification.
Pubmed
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The rest of that week became an avalanche of irreversible, life-changing decisions.
Aspho Fields
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On the other hand, untreated temporal arteritis can lead to irreversible blindness.
The Guardian
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In grafts with irreversible rejection, tubular cell class II expression remained elevated.
Pubmed
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The neuropathological features of this irreversible component have yet to be characterized.
Pubmed
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Specifically, we sought to develop active site-targeted irreversible inhibitors as anti-cancer agents.
Pubmed
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The word of Bruce was as irreversible as his spirit was determined.
The Scottish Chiefs
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Effectively irreversible inhibition can be achieved with slow or single turnover substrates.
Pubmed
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The climatic consequences, already emerging, will grow over time, and are irreversible.
The Guardian
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In modern usage, it signifies a sudden collapse leading to irreversible ruin.
The Irish Times
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One in 200 infections leads to irreversible paralysis, usually in the legs.
Reuters
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For thick layers, irreversible switching of the macroscopic minor loop is observed.
Pubmed
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It was part of the countdown, rigid, irreversible, prelude to his departure.
The bourne identity
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