Примеры использования Lead to complications на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Itself treatment of them will lead to complications, will have negative consequences.
Traditional radiation therapy can affect surrounding healthy tissue andit can also lead to complications such as cancer.
Mechanical injuries can be severe and lead to complications, including inflammation and ear infections.
Concern was expressed that article 4 created obligations for States not parties to the Convention,which might lead to complications.
It is a painful inflammation, which may lead to complications, if it is not treated on time.
Late arrivals lead to complications in the operation of the clinic and it may happen that the doctor refuses to receive the late client.
Sensitive issues arise where political agendas are pursued by certain NGOs which lead to complications in relation to the internal affairs of States.
Untreated glaucoma can lead to complications such as cataract and, in the elderly, thrombosis of the central retinal vein.
While current destruction facilities are believed to have adequate capacities to handle current and future ODS waste streams,exporting ODS for destruction can lead to complications.
Usually available fat in the abdominal area can lead to complications such as high blood pressure, metabolic syndrome, heart disorders, high cholesterol, etc.
In addition to that, there may be variations in the interpretation of the draft recommendation on the issue of liability by Customs authorities of the Contracting Parties,which may lead to complications in customs operations.
The self-treatment of eczema can lead to complications: appearance of purulent inflammations, development of bacterial infections, lesions on the whole body, including the hairy part of the head.
At the same time, their excessive accumulation andmass use in some sensitive regions can lead to complications or prolongation of the conflicts and cause considerable human casualties.
Drug abuse may lead to complications in pregnancy including fetal distress and post-natal disorders, and may also contribute to violent behaviour and suicide.
The vehicle manufacturer may be permitted a certain range of parts included in the overall vehicle certification,but this can lead to complications if changes are made to the components or the suppliers.
Tool failure can lead to complications during surgery such as unwanted debris in the surgical field, excessive trauma to surrounding bone or tissue and longer time spent under anesthesia.
However, the discussion of specific regional approaches in a global forum might, on the one hand, lead to complications among the countries concerned and, on the other hand, fail to arouse the interest of those not directly involved.
However, if in general oncology this side effect can be paid no particular attention, in neuro-surgery even relatively slight increase of brain tissue temperature, especially in functionally or life-critical areas,can lead to complications 13.
If we neglect the disease and do not treat it, this could lead to complications, which manifests itself in the form of a twist vertically along the spine, and it's not the only changes in the body in scoliosis.
However, it should be pointed out that such a conversion would require adjustments and refinements as it is being implemented since, in the opinion of the Committee,the wholesale incorporation into the 100 series will inevitably lead to complications that have not yet been foreseen.
Thirty-six and nine-tenths per cent of pregnant women have some sort of defect that might potentially lead to complications during pregnancy or delivery, and 44.4 per cent of them have deliveries under the supervision of professional obstetricians in the capital and provinces-- 55.0 per cent under the supervision of medical assistants in soums.
Although vitamin E deficiency is rarely seen in healthy adults, for pregnant women, insufficient dietary vitamin E(found in vegetable oils, nuts, cereals and some leafy green vegetables)may lead to complications such as pre-eclampsia and the baby being born small.
A mechanical failure with the implant may lead to complications during surgery, such as unwanted debris in the surgical field; excessive trauma to surrounding bone or tissue, and it may require the patient to spend a longer period of time under anesthesia, possibly leading to a longer recovery time.
Activities for which the transboundary EIA procedure involves more than two concerned Parties(both Parties of origin and affected Parties), including activities with long-range impacts(see, for example, the Guidance on the Practical Application of the Convention, ECE/MP. EIA/8,section 3.2), which will lead to complications such as a large number of languages.
Contracting Parties may wish to establish that the possible ambiguous character of the term"levy" within the context of the TIR Convention and when translated into thenational languages of Contracting Parties may, in the future, lead to complications in the application of Annex 8, Article 13 and, therefore, decide to replace the term"levy" by"TIRExB fee"(see document TRANS/WP.30/2004/4) or"service charge"(as suggested by OLA) or any other appropriate term.
However, too much authority for the protector often leads to complications in the management of the trust.
This led to complications with analysis and interpretation and raised questions about data validity and reliability.
Modifying or cancelling reservation with an agency often leads to complications, because we(you and us) have to deal with the third party.
When pregnancy is changing the way the immune system, which leads to complications during an existing herpes disease chronic or latent form.
The wasp venom is somewhat more allergenic and often leads to complications in the form of various manifestations of dangerous allergic reactions(for example, angioedema, anaphylactic shock).