Sentences with phrase «even irreversible damage»

Lacking any one of them can cause minor inconveniences to one's well - being or major problems requiring extensive treatment, possibly even irreversible damage.

Not exact matches

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.

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.

Even if these unknown guarantees were to be accepted, however, restoration is but a euphemism in this case given the fact that the environmental damage caused to the Rosia Montana region would be irreversible.

At even higher formaldehyde concentrations of 3.0 milligrams per cubic meter, however, the researchers observed an unexpected decrease in cilia beating frequency, possibly due to irreversible cell damage caused by the formaldehyde.

These events are early warning signs of even more devastating damage to come, some of which will be irreversible.

That's because, even though the sun is some 93 million miles (150 million kilometers) away, it can still cause serious, and sometimes irreversible, eye damage.

From the data presented, I would predict that much of this damage would be irreversible in these mice even once the infection was controlled.

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.

And we have to stop what we can, even though we've already committed to significant damage that's irreversible.

The catch is that sometimes the person who is choked will pass out or be left with irreversible brain damage — and sometimes, such with the teen in New Jersey, they can even die.

These poisonous mushrooms can cause irreversible organ damage, seizures, collapse, and even death.

Barring any signs of irreversible damage, a gastropexy is performed — even if the stomach decompression by tubing was successful at relieving pressure.

Heinz body anemia results in a lack of oxygenation that can cause irreversible damage to your cat's vital organs, including the heart, lungs, kidneys, and even the brain.

The cat eats a bit of any part of the flower, petals, stems, or even just sniffs the pollen, and can suffer irreversible, potentially fatal, kidney damage as a result.

Low blood pressure decreases the amount of blood reaching the organs and even if there is plenty of oxygen in the blood, if that blood can't reach the organs, irreversible damage is caused to the internal organs.

A complete blockage (no urine can getting through) can cause irreversible damage to the kidneys and can even cause death.

Even worse, in human hosts, roundworms sometimes get lost and leave the intestine (this is known as «visceral larval migrans»), in which case the worms can wind up in the eye or brain, resulting in irreversible damage.

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.

Human painkillers cause ulcers, kidney failure or even irreversible liver damage in animals.

Even if the outside temperature seems cool, these animals could be minutes away from death or irreversible organ damage.

Even mild gingivitis can potentially lead to irreversible damage and the possibility of future extractions if left untreated.

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.

The commentary by Parry et al advises us to prepare to adapt to climate changes of at least 4 °C, even though they recognize that it may not be possible to buy our way out of most of the damage (to natural systems, for example, including the irreversible loss of many plant and animal species).

Snow, frost and ice can quickly build up on turbine blades — even if they melt away quickly, the damage they cause is irreversible.

While forecasting the state of the environment more than 80 years into the future is a notoriously inexact exercise, academics gathered by the the United Nations at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change are concerned the world is headed for «extensive» species extinctions, serious crop damage and irreversible increases in sea levels even before Trump started to unpick the fight against global warming.

Other compelling reasons to begin taking action include the potential for catastrophes that defy the assumption that climate change damages will be incremental and linear; the risk of irreversible environmental impacts; the need to learn about the pace at which society can begin a transition to a climate - stable economy; the likelihood of imposing unconscionable burdens and impossible tasks on future generations; the need to create incentives to accelerate technological development the address climate change; and the ready availability of «no regrets» policies that have very low or even no costs to the economy.

Now we know that even one concussion can cause irreversible damage to that young brain.

A medication error can result in irreversible damage, pain, and even death in some circumstances.

While the NY Public Health Law has defined lead poisoning as occurring at a level of 10 µg / dL (micrograms of lead per deciliter of whole blood) for purposes of overall health policy, the overwhelming consensus in the scientific community is that even low - dose lead exposure is dangerous for children and can cause irreversible brain damage.

When a very serious injury is suffered, there will often be irreversible and life changing damage, such as paralysis, severe traumatic brain damage, amputations, severe burns or even death.