Sentences with phrase «irreversible damage of»

In response to the charcoal crisis, Jibrell and ADESO trained a team of young people to organize awareness campaigns about the irreversible damage of unrestricted charcoal production.

This is thought to be due to the acidity of the stomach leading to irreversible damage of the pancreatic lipase contained in the supplement.

When a dog eats onion, it can lead to irreversible damage of the liver.

Not exact matches

'' [I] n our lifetime and on our watch, substantial areas of the Great Barrier Reef and the surrounding ecosystems are experiencing major long - term damage which may be irreversible unless action is taken now,» the panel writes.

In two areas in particular — the extinction of species and the dismemberment of wilderness — the damage can be irreversible.

The level of risk approaches the unacceptable because there is the very real possibility of irreversible damage to the biosphere itself; further, many of the social costs of such high - risk technologies are postponed to future generations while the benefits accrue to the present generation.

Unfortunately, like most water - soluble vitamins, Vitamin B12 is stored in the liver, kidneys & other tissues & a deficiency may not show up for several years, which is a huge concern because after about 7 years of B12 deficiency there can be irreversible brain damage.

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.

The irreversible damage that comes from a conviction by plea bargain is that it creates an admissible public record of guilt for assault for use in any and every civil lawsuit that anyone files against him related to this incident.

Ultimately, we learned that, when Sarah's head snapped back in her fall, the whiplash caused a tear (dissection) of her vertebral artery, which cut off the blood to her brain, causing her to go into cardiac arrest and resulting in irreversible brain damage.

The last thing you would want is to have to discard your newly purchased chair because of some staining or irreversible damages.

Findings of the research, published April 22 in the journal Mucosal Immunology, reveal that a substance found in animal and human breast milk called epidermal growth factor, or EGF, blocks the activation of a protein responsible for unlocking the damaging immune cascade that culminates in NEC, a disease marked by the swift and irreversible death of intestinal tissue that remains one of the most - challenging - to - treat conditions.

Feeding babies on this unnutritious product for any period of time could cause grave and irreversible health problems, including brain damage and death.

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

Children who were exposed to significant levels of mercury while in the womb, have displayed delayed walking and talking, poor attention span, and irreversible brain damage.

Additionally she should stay away from addictives like alcohol, caffeine, nicotine etc which are capable of causing irreversible damage to the baby.

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.

Judge Coffin says the nature, facts and drivers of climate change will be central to the case — including whether there is a threshold at which the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere reaches a tipping point locking in irreversible planetary damage.

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.

«That way, appropriate tests can be administered to diagnose COPD early, at the onset of symptoms, so that effective treatments for COPD can be initiated before irreversible damage to the lungs occurs.»

«Geomagnetically - induced currents on system infrastructure have the potential to result in widespread tripping of key transmission lines and irreversible physical damage to large transformers,» a 2009 report by the North American Electric Reliability Corp. (NERC) and the Energy Department says.

Such rises would sharply raise risks to food and water supplies and could trigger irreversible damage, such as a meltdown of Greenland's ice, according to U.N. reports.

Although some experts say it takes longer than the short duration of the Olympics to build up irreversible lung and cardiovascular damage, others think that any extreme exertion in really bad conditions will cause irreparable harm.

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

Despite a lack of symptoms, more than half of the children experienced stunted growth in the first two years of life, leading to irreversible damage and contributing to poor cognitive development, poor educational performance and reduced earning potential in adulthood, trapping individuals in a lifetime of poverty.

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

«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.

Although various compounds that can control cell division in plants have been explored in the past, they have mainly resulted in damage to the plant shape or irreversible inhibition of cell division despite removal of the compounds.

Almost 180 million children across the globe are stunted, a severe, disabling consequence of malnutrition, repeated childhood infections, and sometimes irreversible damage.

The other major shortcoming of many ionic EAPs (especially the ionomeric polymer - metal composites) is that «as long as the electricity is on, the material will keep moving,» Bar - Cohen notes, adding: «If the voltage is above a certain level, electrolysis takes place, which causes irreversible damage to the material.»

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

During this time, irreversible damage can occur, often resulting in a high prevalence of retinopathy and an increased risk for cardiovascular disease.

Anthracycline drugs, such as doxorubicin, are known to cause heart failure because they cause changes in the DNA structure of the heart muscle cells, leading to irreversible cardiac damage.

An excess of these oxygen radicals causes irreversible cell damage.»

In theory, learning to detect the precursors of environmental distress could help raise the alarm before any damage is irreversible.

Mentor of the Year recipient Donahue's research focuses on developing and applying new approaches to identify early changes in tissue function that may precede irreversible damage, and in turn can be used to triage patients for early, personalized therapies.

For his 2013 SENS Research Foundation Summer Internship, Ethan joined the laboratory of Dr. Judith Campisi at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging to study cellular senescence, the process by which damaged cells enter irreversible growth arrest.

Adam Williamson, Ph.D., a CRI postdoctoral fellow at the University of California, San Francisco, wants to understand how brain cancer cells that have died can stick around and promote inflammation and cell death, which can cause irreversible damage.

Tooth trauma or dental caries can lead to the inflammation of dental pulp tissue, the all too familiar pain of toothache, and potentially irreversible 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.

I founded a prolific brain bank and after analyzing this vast collection, it became clear to me that by the time the first symptoms of AD manifest, the brain has already suffered considerable and irreversible damage.

Summary: Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness worldwide characterized by irreversible damage in the optic nerve head (ONH).

too much of it can have 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.

One study conducted in 2014 concluded that smokers with Graves» disease were more likely to experience rapid eye deterioration, including the development of double vision, the constriction of eye movement, and irreversible optic nerve damage.

Although there was no improvement in nerve function seen in this study, researchers speculate that treatment with ALA might help improve nerve function if it's started when people first have symptoms of nerve pain, before they develop irreversible nerve 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.

In particular, it can cause IRREVERSIBLE nerve damage because of B12 deficiency.

Excessively low levels of folate can result in megaloblastic anemia and possibly irreversible brain damage.

In fact, one small error in the dosages of steroids, and the internal damage to your body can be irreversible.