| 词汇 | example_english_irreversibly |
| 释义 | Examples of irreversiblyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. In addition, transient dehydration may irreversibly alter the structure of membrane proteins, particularly if they contain water-exposed domains. During the same period, some 20 000 km2 of agricultural land were rendered irreversibly eroded and could not sustain further cropping. Many of these ancient features could be easily and irreversibly damaged by human actions. The metric used is the average annual carbon irreversibly allocated for each function, averaged over the life of the plant. An open subsurface hydrothemal system will be easier to detect, mostly by vapor escape, but will lose molecules irreversibly to the polar cold trap. However, when the man is irreversibly unconscious, the wife remains married unless she obtains a court order establishing otherwise. On the contrary, if the resource base were irreversibly degraded, economic growth itself could be at risk. This irreversibly permeabilizes the membrane to cations, depolarizing the cell to "0" membrane potential. Cells in which either prazosin blocks the putative depolarization irreversibly or clonidine has little effect are grouped as depolarizing cells. It is only when fluids are irreversibly mixed that chemical reactions occur. This initially flickers, then undergoes transient and reversible opening and closing, and finally dilates irreversibly to allow for mixing of the aqueous contents. Furthermore, imprudent use of the environmental resource base may irreversibly reduce the capacity for generating material production in the future. During this process, the enzyme cyclooxygenase is irreversibly acetylated and inactivated. Ovarian oestrogen production in premenopausal breast cancer patients can be irreversibly ablated with either oophorectomy or ovarian irradiation. No differences could be detected, demonstrating that the protein was not irreversibly denatured by exposure to high temperature. In these cases, the entire brain, including the brain stem, has irreversibly ceased functioning. By contrast, proteins adsorb strongly and irreversibly, but nonspecifically, to hydrophobic materials. These physicians had told the family then that she was irreversibly dying. The open shop drive and its allies in government hardened this attitude irreversibly. For example, phosphofructokinase is a tetrameric enzyme that is irreversibly denatured during desiccation, dissociating into inactive dimers. These transgenic vectors would contain heritable anti-dengue genes or sequences that could irreversibly alter the vector competence. It specifies that this occurs when the brain stem has permanently and irreversibly stopped to function. Not so long ago we thought that persons who were given bad news routinely became irreversibly depressed. Spouses could seek divorce when a marriage was ' deeply and irreversibly broken ' and if this was confirmed by a judge. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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