Примеры использования Short-term effects на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I saw the short-term effects of that device.
Weekly reports have operational focus on migration routes,which carry short-term effects.
Ii. short-term effects of particulate matter.
Causing only minor and short-term effects of postoperative.
Short-term effects would include hallucinations, memory loss, depression and anxiety.
In some countries,for example, the short-term effects of economic reform may threaten political stability.
Short-term effects of cold causes a sharp spasm of blood vessels, then their gradual expansion.
The purpose of the project is to shed light on the planning,implementation and short-term effects of the Year of Cultural Diversity.
Any short-term effects except for the immediate up and down in oil prices are unlikely.
The patient visited gastroenterologists many times, but short courses of treatment by various antispasmodics anddefoamers had only a short-term effects.
Wood, due to short-term effects of a gas flame(5-6 s) with a temperature of 900 C, retains its natural qualities.
The past few years had witnessed a threefold increase in the number of sanctions regimes,without thorough consideration of the long- and short-term effects.
Although the short-term effects of ODA on poverty alleviation had been examined, the long-term effects had been neglected.
The results might indicate that health impacts of O3 could be higher than earlier shown by studies based on short-term effects.
In this case less significant changes occur at short-term effects of welding heat or his disqualification from the rod with the help of the linings.
Mr. Grissa recommended to the members of the Committee that, when discussing State reports, they should rather concentrate on long-term development andnot focus on the short-term effects of SAPs.
Other short-term effects are expected as a result of the reform process in agriculture and of the reforms concerning intellectual property rights.
The debates in Mexico had focused on the long- and short-term effects of nuclear weapons on public health, the environment and food security.
Other short-term effects are expected as a result of the reform process in agriculture and of the reforms concerning intellectual property rights.
Nicotine has been calles“no more harmful to health than caffeine,” and many of the short-term effects- such as increasing blood pressure and heart rate- are the same for both substances.
Besides short-term effects such as direct economic loss, disasters hinder long-term human development and human security.
Sanctions should be imposed fairly in accordance with the Charter, with thorough consideration given to their long- and short-term effects, which should exclude any punishment of the populace.
At least some proportion of the short-term effects on mortality is likely to be included in the estimated number of effects of long-term exposure.
France is committed to doing so in working with its partners, andhas recently agreed to a substantial effort to help the franc zone countries overcome the short-term effects of the devaluation of the CFA franc.
Thirdly, it is contended that while the short-term effects on competitiveness may be negative, the long-term effects may be positive.
The Committee had also recommended that indicators of the instability of agricultural production andexports be calculated over a long period of time so that short-term effects would not dominate the ranking of countries.
One view is that many of the short-term effects continue into the long-term and may even worsen, and are not resolved after stopping benzodiazepine usage.
The Panel had also reported that breakdown products from hydrofluoroolefins could have potentially negative impacts in the long term, although the short-term effects appeared to be negligible; that, along with related issues, was the subject of the second decision.
No significant short-term effects(at 30 to 120 minutes) of one to three doses of nebulised hypertonic saline were observed among emergency department patients.
Opponents argue that the proposal would impose excessive hardship on the Greek people, as the short-term effects would be a significant consumption and wealth reduction for the Greek population.