Examples of using Possible harm in English and their translations into Arabic
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Consider the possible harm and contraindications.
Use for weight loss, hair and nails. Possible harm.
What is the possible harm of"Dimedrol", the symptoms and treatment of poisoning them.
That it could do no conceivable possible harm to the Soviet Union.".
What is the possible harm of"Dimedrol", the symptoms and treatment of poisoning them.
Lemongrass Chinese- useful properties, use in traditional medicine, possible harm.
Such protection involves minimizing possible harm to the marine environment, including the unique sturgeon population.
In most cases it is a minimallyinvasive method removes the tumor to the least possible harm to the patient.
Also, due to the lack of reliable data on possible harm, the drug is not used for children under the age of 16, pregnant or lactating women.
In such cases, the benefit received bythe doctor from screening, undoubtedly, exceeds the possible harm from ultrasound.
The review also questioned the possible harm of such supplements, given the increased risk of lung cancer in smokers with high intakes of beta-carotene, and the increased risk of heart failure in at-risk populations who consume high levels of vitamin E supplements.
This will help you closely monitor your health and any possible harm that HIV or the medications you are taking may cause.
The use of medication is allowed in very rare cases and only in the second trimester,if the benefits completely cover possible harm.
At a minimum, exceptions from disclosure should include considerations of(a)confidentiality,(b) possible harm to individuals,(c) security and(d) legal considerations.
Acknowledging that peace in the Taiwan Strait is crucial to peace, prosperity and stability in the Asian and Pacific region,and noting that the peace and stability of the Taiwan Strait faces possible harm.
Women call on governments to apply the precautionary principle in chemical policies,when there is uncertainty about possible harm, ensuring that women and children are protected, by reversing the burden of proof and applying the" no data, no market" principle.
This recommendation does not apply to cases where thepotential benefits of using the drug pain than possible harm to the fetus.
We call upon Governments to apply the precautionary principle in chemical policies,when there is uncertainty about possible harm, and in order to ensure that women and children are protected, by reversing the burden of proof and applying the" no data, no market", the" right to know" and the" polluter pays" principles.
As with any serious impact on the human body, it is necessary to take intoaccount not only the benefits, but also the possible harm from ultraviolet radiation.
The country team recommended that Guinea take effective measures to ensure that those responsible for enforcing the law used force only as a last resort when it was strictly necessary, that the degree of force was commensurate with the gravity of the offence andthat it was used in such a way as to cause the least possible harm.
Efforts must be made to maximize the benefits of migration and reduce its negative consequences,including the possible harm when migrants travelled in an irregular status.
A syrup for the treatment and prevention of pathological conditions in future mothers is prescribed only if theexpected benefit will be higher than the possible harm to the fetus.
The sports venues paved with this product can not only better play the skills of competitors,but also minimize the possible harm to human body by jumping and apparatus movement.
Baby Stroller Quality Inspection also focuses on the footrest which is mainly for older kids who do not need to havetheir feet dangling and avoids possible harm on the feet.
Those conditions should prevent affected States, or the international community,from insisting that the State of origin must prevent all possible harm or from prohibiting the activities in question.
Stem cells of an adult human may be used, provided said human is not subject to any harm, and such stem cells can be used to treat a patient,and the expected benefit outweighs the possible harm;
Given the limited scientific knowledge available and existing uncertainties, COMRA believes that the precautionary approach should be applied and the equipment testing related to the exploitation should also be located away from the activehydrothermal vents so as to avoid possible harm to the biological community living near the active vents.
It means that if the government feels that a person being at liberty can be a threat to the law and order or to the unity and integrity of the nation,it can detain or arrest that person to prevent him from doing this possible harm.
The use of the drug in the 2nd trimester is possible with special care and only if the expectedbenefit for the mother will be higher than the possible harm to the fetus.
In the second and third trimesters, therapy with this drug is possible when the expected benefit for theexpectant mother will be greater than the possible harm to the fetus.
