Примери за използване на To impairment на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This may lead to impairment, disease and severe illnesses.
Held-to-maturity securities are valued at amortised cost(subject to impairment).
Sleep deprivation can lead to impairment of the executive function, resulting in.
Therefore, diabetes is a chronic illness which eventually leads to impairment of the whole organism.
Long-term exposure is linked to impairment of the immune system, the developing nervous system, the endocrine system and reproductive functions.
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Fertility Animal studies are insufficient with respect to impairment on fertility(see section 5.3).
The securities currently held for monetary policy purposes are accounted for at amortised cost(subject to impairment).
Sometimes large doses of medication lead to impairment of consciousness, loss of appetite, diarrhea.
The ECB's main building is valued at cost less depreciation subject to impairment.
In women, abnormal menstrual periods- Due to impairment in hormone production and metabolism.
Marketable securities classified as held-to-maturity are valued at cost subject to impairment.
This leads to an increase in blood sugar levels and to impairment of the functions of the entire organism.
Illiquid equity shares andany other equity instruments held as permanent investments are valued at cost subject to impairment.
These securities are now accounted for at amortised cost(subject to impairment), regardless of the holding intention.
For example, emotional disorders such as stress anddepression are directly related to impairment of certain organ functions in the body.
This session also supports participants to proactively address with co-workers, prospective customers or clients, andthe general public any stereotypes that they may encounter particular to impairment.
The research also found that females were more vulnerable than males to impairment in short term memory after smoking cannabis.
The team notes that any reduction in the size of a white or grey matter orloss of integrity can lead to impairment of brain function.
The deficiency of vitamin B9 together with B12 leads to impairments in the formation of myelin sheaths of peripheral nerves and degenerative changes in the spinal cord.
Sodium is also needed in the regulation of blood, andits deficiency can lead to impairment of the body functions.
In addition to fatigue,sleep deprivation can lead to impairment of memory, mood, and immune function, as well as to anxiety, depression, and stress.
For the second quarter, net loss for the company increased to €885 million, primarily due to impairment and restructuring charges.
While securities held for monetary policy purposes are valued at amortised cost subject to impairment and are therefore, in the absence of sales, not subject to price changes associated with credit migrations, they are still subject to credit default risk.
The reduction in the size of white or grey matter ora loss in their integrity can lead to impairment in brain functioning.
Everywhere, however, the ultimate responsibility for remedying the conditions that lead to impairment and for dealing with the consequences of disability rests with Governments.
An improper stimulation of the autonomic nervous system, which regulates the functions of the internal organs,is responsible for the evolution of this disorder and leads to impairment of the functional organs.
In addition, right-of-use assets relating to office buildings are subject to impairment(regarding annual impairment test, see“Fixed assets” above).
An improper stimulation of the autonomic nervous system, does regulate the functions of the internal organs, andis responsible for the evolution of this disorder and also leads to impairment of the functional organs.
It is noticed that representatives of sedentary occupations have a more pronounced tendency to impairment of potency than representatives of professions whose occupation is associated with physical activity.