Sentences with phrase «does irreversible damage»

High heat does irreversible damage to the majority of the components of milk and may cause intolerance even in individuals who have no history of milk allergies.

Even if he decides to try to become more restrained in his job as NEC director, he's already done some irreversible damage with the way he's conducted himself in the White House so far.

Mining on the ocean floor could do irreversible damage to deep - sea ecosystems, says a new study of seabed mining proposals around the world.

We are worried that this will do irreversible damage to his microbiome.

«Annual testing is important because the time from infection to adult worms is roughly months, meaning some pets may have been infected with juvenile worms that did not originally result in a positive test but have since matured into adult worms that are doing irreversible damage.»

Despite efforts to pull her up, the «Queen of the fillies» was motivated to finish and simply refused to stop, doing irreversible damage to her leg before racing the finish line.

At Berenji & Associates, we know that the bond you have with your grandchild is invaluable and that the sudden loss of this relationship could do irreversible damage to you and your grandchild.

Chemotherapy did irreversible damage to her heart and major organs.

Transaction backlog and excessively high transaction fees have done irreversible damage to Bitcoin.

Not exact matches

If we don't act now, the climate change damage caused to our Great Barrier Reef by 2030 will be irreversible.»

Unless they win a significant chunk of those and keep the Phillies and Braves from victory in their other series, the damage done in Stanton's absence is likely irreversible.

I have to say that based on my previous assessments long term damages have been done already and might be irreversible»

Unfortunately this isn't really an issue that can be fixed as the damage done is deep and irreversible.

letting them know that putting that baby down for awhile will not cause irreversible brain damage, which quite frankly, is what some CIO people do.

Although the damage that has been done to the earth is irreversible, we can do our best to preserve it as it is by teaching our children.

But if she did have one of the forms of galactosemia, continuing to nurse could cause irreversible damage.

But the damage Paladino has done to himself with the LGBT community is undoubtedly irreversible at this point — even with the small segment that might have been willing to hear him out prior to this latest dust - up.

It might be too late then, damages might have been done which may be irreversible.

But, you know, the idea of pulling this altogether, of wait there may be boundaries beyond which we do not want the environment to go, either because they go in to a tipping [point] and fundamentally change or because you -LSB-'ve caused][a] near - irreversible amount of damage.

Diagnosing Alzheimer's disease before irreversible damage is done is one of medicine's major goals.

«We don't know for certain if the damage is irreversible, but I expect so, because the cells that hold the internal structure in place have been infected and destroyed,» said Diamond, who is also a professor of pathology and immunology, and of molecular microbiology.

As such it is important that we find new ways to diagnose the disease early, giving us a chance to investigate and instigate new treatments before irreversible damage is done.»

But many researchers now think those trials failed because they started too late — after too much irreversible damage had been done to the brain.

But until he understands how the cells are stressed in the first place, he won't know much: «We frankly don't have a clue as to how much microwave radiation is needed to cause irreversible damage to cellular proteins.

Like a decrepit engine that has been revved too many times, irreversible damage is done over many years by the excessive workload.

Although the body does store this vitamin, and it can take awhile to deplete the stores, deficiency can result in permanent, irreversible neurological damage.

Now if I can just get my knees moving too, but I do have irreversible damage there.

If a woman doesn't consume enough iodine in the early stages of pregnancy, causing her to have hypothyroidism, this will cause irreversible brain damage to her baby.

Using exposed pipework can limit the irreversible damage done to the historic fabric and can provided far easier access for maintenance and inspection.

Failure to do this may cause irreversible damage.

There's a lot of work to be done — but the damage is not irreversible.

If you don't make a change soon, there may be irreversible damage to your emotional relationship with social media.

At Grade 2, we begin to see irreversible damage done to the gum attachment of the tooth and underlying bone.

Doing so can lead to heat stroke and irreversible organ damage.

But at this point the damage is done, and it is irreversible.

After consulting with the Dr. the decision was made to put Christopher to sleep; the damage was done, irreversible and too severe to treat any further.»

Appropriate dosing and close monitoring of patients undergoing chemotherapy treatments is important so that treatment may be discontinued before irreversible damage is done.

If we skip testing, we won't know your dog has heartworms until it shows clinical signs of cardiac impairment and irreversible damage has been done.

Being able to detect a resistant infection sooner before irreversible damage is done is another reason to test annually.

Even though we do have treatments for existing heartworm infection in a dog, we now understand that the damage the worms do when they live in the heart and lungs of the pet can be irreversible after the infection is cured.

But even though they don't show us much in the way of outward symptoms, chronic dental / periodontal disease can cause severe and often irreversible damage to internal organs.

Arthritis is a very common problem in dogs, but also one that often isn't diagnosed until some irreversible damage is done.

The Great Depression of the 1930s did largely irreversible damage to the colony, and unemployment was only exacerbated by a 1931 hurricane that leveled towns and killed over 1,000 people.

Once you're done doing irreversible damage to you pride, go to the main menus of your PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita.

On climate, we probably have less than a decade before a rubicon is crossed (the equivalent of permanent brain damage or worse in your teenage metaphor), and on species extinction and habitat destruction every passing day damage is done that is irreversible.

Now, if we are looking at a novel ecosystem that has not been scientifically studied, we do not have full scientific certainty that removing the top predator will actually cause serious or irreversible damage to the ecosystem.

It is also that capitalogenic global warming (CGW) has done fundamental and irreversible damage to agricultural productivity — primarily through more pervasive and crippling global droughts, along with help from the development of herbicide - resistant and CGW - friendly «super weeds» and antibiotic - resistant livestock diseases — so that a return to cheap food, a requirement for a re-expansion of cheap labor, may be impossible.

If we don't act now, the climate change damage caused to our Great Barrier Reef by 2030 will be irreversible.

What's really sad is that there's only probably 12 years left of oil in the ground and the damage they are doing is irreversible.

while the public is becoming aware that climate change is increasing the likelihood of certain local disasters, many people do not yet understand that there is a small, but real chance of abrupt, unpredictable and potentially irreversible changes with highly damaging impacts on people in the United States and around the world.