Exemplos de uso de May be evident em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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However, they may be evident in the frontal region.
Fish are sensitive to these changes in the environment andtoxic effects of pollutants may be evident in cellular and tissue level.
And this dichotomy may be evident in his everyday life.
It may be evident by the nostril or be perceived only as retronasal drainage.
This is distinct from metal destruction by wear and may be evident by either discoloration or pitting.
This may be evident when one embraces Islam or it might be a slow realisation.
Clinical or biochemical evidence of liver toxicity may develop in one to four days, although,in severe cases, it may be evident in 12 hours.
However, several few clues may be evident, which prompt the doctor to suggest further screenings.
For the Lord's consecrated people, a proper consideration of one another means thinking kindly and charitably,despite the blemishes which may be evident.
This may be evident in some rough spots in the menus and interface that is unnatural for touch.
For example, an increased of white blood cells(leukocytosis), abnormally low levels of platelets(cells involved in blood clotting),and anemia may be evident in blood testing.
We do far more in this way than may be evident, and a most important function is the continual monitoring of Mother Earth.
Traumatic pneumothorax, which occurs when air accumulates in the pleural space andis due to some sort of trauma, such as a car accident, may be evident by the signs of shock.
Insufficient blood flow may be evident by low blood pressure, high blood lactate, or low urine output.
The side effects of topical use of benzydamine hydrochloride include local numbness or burning, stinging sensation, nausea or vomiting, cough, dry mouth, throat discomfort, drowsiness,and headache, which may be evident before induction of anesthesia.
This may be evident from intermittently high readings resulting from the measurement being taken at the short rather than at the junction.
The basic disease seems to influence the risk for ulcer development, which may be evident in around 9% of patients undergoing treatment for Myelodysplastic Diseases and in 29% of Sickle-Cell Disease carriers.
TP may be evident with biological aging, causing motor incoordination by excitability disorders and motoneurons nervous conduction, preventing the synchronization of nervous contractions of synergist muscles.
It seems to me that the other factors- such as global warming or pollution orwhatever other factors may be evident- should now be the basis of your review of the cod recovery programme, which I am delighted that you have agreed to carry out.
This condition may be evident at birth or appear during growth and development, creating functional, degenerative, aesthetic and psychosocial problems.
While there are occasions where criminal culpability may be evident, this is generally incorrect, inappropriate, and very damaging to a profession who is doing a rather difficult, stressful, and sometimes dangerous job very successfully;
Other birth defects may be evident in animals born with a diaphragmatic hernia, and the condition may cause further problems including rib fractures, organ failure, and impaired lung expansion.
The emotional disturbance may be evident with a lack of emotional response, withdrawal reactions or aggression when experiencing or witnessing distress.
The pulmonary artery trunk may be evident due to associated pulmonary hypertension and, in extremely severe cases, enlargement of the cardiac region may be observed.
Signs of opiate addiction:needle marks may be evident on the arms of someone who is abusing opiates, although many addicts become skilled at hiding evidence of intravenous drug use by injecting the drugs in unseen areas, such as between the toes.
Look, as might be evident, I have never done this kind of thing before, but I would regret it forever if I didn't try everything I could.
Each is discussedin greater detail below, including an estimated time before noticeable and measurable change might be evident.
However, the specific cause may not be evident.
In congenital cases,the symptoms may not be evident immediately.
And the changes may not be evident to everyone at first.