Примеры использования Become more pronounced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Lower under the nasal region the deep trench lines become more pronounced.
Generally, the sensations become more pronounced during the night when patients try to rest or sleep.
Pores, blemishes, wrinkles and other facial details all become more pronounced with hard light.
As the changes in the seasons become more pronounced, so it will become apparent to you that the extremes you experience are diminishing.
III- periungual fold enlarges, the growth appears,the above-mentioned symptoms become more pronounced.
Inequalities in access to education within countries become more pronounced in secondary and tertiary education.
The work on an agenda for development had been seriously delayed, andthat delay could become more pronounced.
The toothache signs and symptoms become more pronounced with dental decay or deteriorating conditions of periodontal or gum diseases.
For the majority of countries, the differences between boys and girls become more pronounced in the poorer segments.
Of course androgenic side effects may become more pronounced with such an amount, but in most instances it should still be quite tolerable.
Developments over the past three decades show that this long-term trend has continued and become more pronounced statistical annex, Table 6.
States should therefore preserve and boost investment in public services,especially in times of economic crisis when inequalities become more pronounced.
However it is apparent that there are significant discrepancies between measured andcalculated BCF values, which become more pronounced with increasing log Kow United Nations 2005.
The prolapse of hemorrhoids becomes more frequent and occurs with the slightest effort in some time, but the bleeding andpain during the exacerbation period become more pronounced.
This is particularly likely when talks are making progress or when agreement is near,since internal divisions within rebel movements or Governments become more pronounced and lead to hard-line break-away factions that are opposed to the process.
While leg pain typically fades away with movement of legs and patients feel relieved at motion, they suffer unbearable pain during the late night or early morning when there is no such motion, andthe neurological symptoms become more pronounced.
If a patient with penoscrotal webbing desires a circumcision, penoscrotal repair should usually be performed simultaneously otherwise penoscrotal webbing if without symptoms(mild)before circumcision may become more pronounced and become symptomatic.
The domestic demand contribution became more pronounced than in the previous years.
Moreover, in the 1990s, social inequality became more pronounced throughout the world.
Around 1910, the element of fantasy in his work became more pronounced and his technique became coarser; henceforth, he often painted on cardboard instead of canvas.
Sectarian rifts became more pronounced and expanded beyond the borders of the Syrian Arab Republic, threatening security and stability in neighbouring countries.
This becomes more pronounced every five years during national elections when voting along ethnic lines is largely exhibited.
Note how the sky became more pronounced, even though the overall brightness of the image remained similar.
Their growth performance improved further in 1994 to 7.7 per cent,while the trend towards narrowing the differential between subgroups of countries became more pronounced.
In& 24;007 Latvia's economy started to show signs of slowdown, which became more pronounced in the second half of the year.
As the viewing angle increases, the viewing arc becomes more curved, andthus the difference between panorama projection types becomes more pronounced.
Around the middle of the 1960s differences in the economic and social development between the two blocs became more pronounced.
In Iran by early 1978, a number of factors contributed to the internal dissatisfaction with the Imperial Government becoming more pronounced.
However, signs of a slight recovery appeared in late 1993 and became more pronounced in early 1994.
This problem becomes more pronounced during phases of downsizing in missions and can be particularly acute in post-conflict environments, where alternatives to employment with the United Nations are scarce.