| The disease involves scarring of the lung, which causes an irreversible loss of the tissue's ability to transfer oxygen into the bloodstream. |
| He allegedly was over sedated and consequently suffered cardiopulmonary arrest with an ensuing irreversible anoxic brain injury. |
| Water putty, epoxies, construction glue and silicone sealants can cause irreversible damage to objects, he warned. |
| Then the president assured corporate America that his administration's repudiation of liberal reformism was irreversible. |
| The result is an irreversible and progressive process of involution as death approaches. |
| She suggests that this approach is a theoretically consistent way to explain the cause of a wide variety of irreversible phenomenon. |
