Examples of using Difficult to reverse in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Chronic lymphedema is difficult to reverse.
Early in the development of PH, hypoxic vasoconstriction that, a priori,is a reversible physiological mechanism becomes constant and difficult to reverse.
After that, it would be very difficult to reverse the decision, despite our proverbs.
Once the disease is established,it is very difficult to reverse it.
This institutionality is usually difficult to reverse when the gains of the institutional decisions are perceived as increasing.
Mathematical equations, easy to solve in one direction… difficult to reverse.
Mining makes it exponentially more difficult to reverse a past transaction by requiring the rewriting of all blocks following this transaction.
Pearly or atrophic, lighter, and thinner skin, difficult to reverse with treatment.
However, sometimes, atelectasis is difficult to reverse and it is necessary association with another method, as in the case report from Silva et al.
If you decide not to breastfeed,this decision may be difficult to reverse if you change your mind.
This makes it exponentially difficult to reverse previous transactions because this requires the recalculation of the proofs of work of all the subsequent blocks.
It is very easy to make a wrong diagnosis, but very difficult to reverse the damage that such error entails.
The major factor is likely the development of significant protein and energy deficits during the firstseveral weeks of life, which prove difficult to reverse.
Grade 4: healing phase or sclerosis,the final phase difficult to reverse, large nodules and associated micro varices.
The core disciplines of GATS do not permit this flexibility because liberalization commitments made under GATS are binding and extremely difficult to reverse.
The first is that ownership culture is still prevalent and difficult to reverse, especially in consumer-oriented markets," says Mendes.
It's make children susceptible to infections and gastrointestinal inflammations, favoring the installation of a cycle of malnutrition andinfection often difficult to reverse.
Coupled with the"two high one capital, two high andone left" concept is difficult to reverse, financial institutions for non-ferrous metals industry's financial support is still limited, some enterprises are still tight capital chain.
In patients undergoing cardiac procedures,the development of atelectasis is a frequent complication and difficult to reverse postoperatively.
Vasectomy and tubal ligation are difficult to reverse, LAM can only be used in the postpartum period, and there is a low access to IUDs in different regions of Brazil, including areas of the Brazilian Northeast, such as in the city of Fortaleza, Ceará.
A disc displacement, misalignment of vertebrae them, lack of mobility, muscle weakness bring immediate disorders and disorders, chronic and, unfortunately,in many cases, difficult to reverse.
The lower the birth weight, the greater the likelihood that children at older ages will develop problems concerning difficult to reverse sequelae, since the direct and indirect repercussions can leave damage that will compromise future development.
Many of the trends that threaten sustainable development result from past choices in production technology, patterns of land use and infrastructure investment,which are difficult to reverse in a short timeframe.
If the negotiations begin on 3 October,the process will be difficult to reverse and Europe will be taking two risks: first, of disgracing itself by negotiating with a country that refuses to recognise one of the Member States of the European Union; second, that of disintegrating.
There has been a massive decline in the amount of freight transported byrail over the last few years, and there is every reason to believe that it will be very difficult to reverse the trend in the foreseeable future.
Before such steps are taken as are difficult to reverse, a serious study at EEC level should be undertaken, rooted deeply in work on longterm growth prospects and the work on industrial structure described in the previous section' of the longterm weight of five main kinds of secular unemployment.
Speaking to the press at the end of the game, the Brazilian coach acknowledged that Desportivo knew how to defend very well in all situations of the game,which made it"very" difficult to reverse the situation of drawing or winning the match.
For example, as it would be significantly difficult to reverse immediately the appalling situation of precarious housing, harm reduction strategies would focus on cementing the slopes to prevent landslides or creating dikes to retain rainwater that could lead to flooding.
However, adult patients who do not have that right must be evaluated daily, for the isolation from their relatives is associated with fear, dependence and negativity in their current situation, andcan make a depressive disorder very difficult to reverse.
The results of this environmental damage caused by too much water, in some cases, and a lack of it, in others, will be very difficult to reverse and should remind us that the violent nature of these phenomena is the result of imbalances to which the European Union has paid particular attention and will have to continue to do so.