Примеры использования Regressed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Regressed a little.
Her neurologic symptoms regressed completely.
Not regressed, vanished.
But once he saw mestarting to do better, he kind of regressed.
I obviously regressed to some quasi-simian creature.
We broke through once before, nine months ago,and then you regressed.
That's the point where his infantile ego regressed and his false self emerged.
These indices are regressed on GDP growth rates to demonstrate the potential gains from deregulation.
Edema developing after PDT was resistant to dexamethasone therapy, and regressed on 14-21 postoperative day.
However, the team regressed in the following season and failed to qualify for even their own C-USA tournament.
In this study, estimated values of 127 semiconductor patents were regressed on expert ratings of the various value drivers.
Thus, sectors Tarlev was in charge with have developed,while those coordinated by Voronin have stagnated and regressed.
In developing countries, employment in the formal sector has stagnated and often regressed, with increased employment confined largely to the informal economy.
The rights of Palestinians were grossly violated, and the policy andactions of the Government regarding human rights have stood still or regressed.
Small island developing States have made little progress, or even regressed, especially in terms of poverty reduction and debt sustainability.
In many countries, Governments have developed national policies and programmes for employment creation butemployment has either stagnated or in some instances regressed.
In developing countries, employment in the formal sector has stagnated and often regressed with increased employment confined largely to the informal economy.
If growth has continued in the developed countries for almost fifty years now, the opposite has taken place in the developing countries, where growth has stagnated,if not regressed.
Mankind, absent in its own creation of civilization,technology and information, regressed to an almost prehistoric state, obeying only the often savage laws of nature.
In many countries, Governments have developed national policies and programmes for employment creation butemployment has either stagnated or in some instances regressed.
With an urban population growth rate that is increasing faster than the sanitation coverage rate,the region actually regressed in providing sanitation services to its urban inhabitants.
Following the devastation brought by the barbarian invasions,viticulture regressed and almost disappeared. It was not until the feudal age, when demand grew for wine, that Count Alberto of Baone began the revival of viticulture and restored the hills to their former glory.
It noted, however, that the confidence intervals shown in the presentation reflected variation in only one dimension of one of the regressed parameters and, therefore, were not valid for the inferences made.
For example, the consumption expenditures of various individuals in a fixed month could be regressed on their incomes, accumulated wealth levels, and their various demographic features to find out how differences in those features lead to differences in consumers' behavior.
During the Pleistocene Ice Ages, so much water was removed from the oceans andstored on land as year-round glaciers that the ocean regressed 120 m, exposing the Bering land bridge between Alaska and Asia.
There are several products and sectors where tariffs are particularly high andwhere trade has stagnated or even regressed between 1990 and 1996, sometimes contrary to the general trend of rapid growth of overall import demand.
For example, of 101 middle-income countries in 1960, only 13 had moved into thehigh-income category by 2008, while the rest were either trapped in the middle-income group or even regressed to the low-income level.
In the main group in 122(88,4%) patients after the surgery spinal deformity correction exceeding 80% was achieved,pain syndrome regressed in accordance with the visual analog scale up to 3 points and less, life quality indices improved up to the level of 0-25.
The planet's descent continued in consonance with the inhabitants' reduced evolutionary status as darkness increased in their thoughts, motives and deeds, andeventually the planet reached deep third density in mass and her population regressed to that density in spiritual status.
In addition, a multitude of other factors, notably the recent expansion in trade and private sector financial flows,have meant that the economies of many African countries have stagnated or even regressed, making it difficult for those countries to reap some of the benefits of globalization.