Примери коришћења May progress на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Weakness may progress to total paralysis.
The witches must be subdued so that the humanity may progress.
In addition, the disease may progress to the chronic stage.
It may progress more quickly in one eye than the other.
Forecasting how any disease may progress is extremely difficult.
As long as you are on the same page regarding this,things look like they may progress smoothly.
From this point, they may progress to the composition of simple melodies.
This requires no treatment,although regular eye examinations are essential because it may progress.
This is usually dry at first but may progress to being productive of green or bloodstained sputum.
I knowthis is very difficult and, because of the nature of your mother's illness,unfortunately things may progress very quickly?
If left untreated it may progress, passing through the various stages described by Lichtman.
Mucositis generally appears early after drug administration and, if severe, may progress over a few days to mucosal ulcerations;
Ophthalmoparesis may progresses to ophthalmoplegia, depending on the disease or underlying condition that is causing it.
Since the process caused by appendicitis tends to be more abrupt andrapid(in 24-36 hours the picture may progress to peritonitis), it is common for the high temperature exceeds 38ºC.
The disease may progress over time, symptoms become pronounced, it all depends on the individual course of gastritis.
Studies have shown that if you are taught before surgery how to use crutches, a walker,or cane, you may progress faster because you aren't dealing with it all at the same time,” notes Stuchin.
This may progress to blurred vision when looking at objects close up and to headaches and eye strain when attempting close work.
Hypothyroidism typically has an insidious onset with subtle signs and symptoms that may progress to more advanced or even florid signs and symptoms over months to years.
They can be subtle, but they may progress quickly, in some cases causing secondary glaucoma that can lead to severe pain and a complete loss of vision.
As the cryptocurrency space develops toward maturity, however,the individual digital assets that compose this market may progress in terms of carving out their own individual niches, a development that could cause their price determinants to change over time.
In some cases,myopia during pregnancy may progress, pregnancy and childbirth can lead to a significant deterioration in vision, and possibly to blindness.
These laboratory abnormalities may progress, may remain unchanged, or maybe transient with continuing therapy.
Schizophrenia is a chronic illness that may progress through several phases, although duration and patterns of phases can vary.
Schizophrenia is a chronic illness that may progress through several phases, although duration and patterns of phases can vary.
These laboratory abnormalities may progress, may remain essentially unchanged, or may be transient with continued therapy.
If there is no help, the symptoms may progress, or the person falls into a prolonged depression or euphoric state characterized by inappropriate behavior.
Chest pain may indicate heart muscle damage(which may progress to myocardial infarction) or sometimes aortic dissection, the tearing of the inner wall of the aorta.
For example, if you're afraid of lifts,your therapy may progress from simply thinking about getting into a lift, to looking at pictures of elevators, to going near a lift, to stepping into a lift.
For example, if you're afraid of elevators,your therapy may progress from simply thinking about getting into an elevator, to looking at pictures of elevators, to going near an elevator, to stepping into an elevator.
Continued exposure to coal dust following the development of simple CWP may progress to complicated CWP with progressive massive fibrosis(PMF), wherein large masses of dense fibrosis develop, usually in the upper lung zones, measuring greater than 1 cm in diameter, with accompanying decreased lung function.