Examples of using Normalises in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Normalises the intestinal microbal flora;
The fibrinogen level normalises within 2 days.
Normalises the work of internal organs.
The content of protein and fibre normalises blood sugar levels.
Normalises the work of internal organs.
After discontinuing, the blood pressure generally normalises again.
Normalises the mineral exchange within the body.
The Rangers would remain deployed in the area until situation normalises.
RoActemra normalises expression of these enzymes.
Former US President Barack Obama has called on Americans to reject language from any of their leaders that feeds hatred or normalises racism.
Tocilizumab normalises expression of these enzymes.
Plasminogen activator inhibitor 1(PAI-1)activity can be reduced to around zero, but rapidly normalises within two hours showing a rebound phenomenon.
It normalises everything you see, places it within the compass of your expectations, your experiences.
This plant regulates the cardiac rhythm and at the same time, dilates the coronary arteries andimproves heart functioning and normalises blood pressure.
This normalises the transport of ions through channels, making the secretions less thick and thereby relieving symptoms of the disease.
In addition, the formulation helps improve physical fitness, normalises energy production in the body and has cardio- and neuroprotective effects.
It normalises the lipid metabolism in liver, the level of triglycerides in blood, participates in metabolic processes, helps generate energy.
The cyclist recovers from this condition relatively quickly,his appearance normalises, it is only a matter of how such cycles have a lasting effect on health.".
Varikosette normalises the number of immune cells in the blood and, at the same time, strengthens the blood vessel walls, preventing the white-cells from going out.
A study published in the Journal of Clinical Immunology found that L-Glutamine normalises the effects of the TH2 immune response that stimulates inflammatory cytokines.
Financing conditions remain supportive, but some tightening is expected as growth continues, inflation picks up andmonetary policy gradually normalises.
It defines the brightest level of light in a scene or a media(e.g. paper)as 100 and normalises all other colours in the scene or media according to the brightest light.
There is a risk for premature delivery(< 37 week)(incidence of 66 of 123 births, i.e. 53.7%; however, data showed that the majority of the newborns had normal birth weight for their gestational age) as well as for hyperkalaemia in the newborn(incidence 8 of 111 neonates, i.e. 7.2%)which, however normalises spontaneously.
Nicosia had threatened to block Ankara's membership talks unless it normalises relations with Nicosia and implements a customs union protocol it signed last year.
There is a risk for premature delivery(< 37 week)(incidence of 66 of 123 births, i.e. 53.7%; however, data showed that the majority of the newborns had normal birth weight for their gestational age) as well as for hyperkalaemia in the newborn(incidence 8 of 111 neonates, i.e. 7.2%)which, however normalises spontaneously.
Thinking about Palestinians in percentages as opposed to a population denied of its political rights normalises the entire sequence of violations that they continue to suffer.
Cerezyme reduces spleen and liver size,improves or normalises thrombocytopenia and anaemia, improves or normalises bone mineral density and bone marrow burden, and reduces or eliminates bone pain and bone crises.
Neutralising the biological activity of VEGF regresses the vascularisation of tumours, normalises remaining tumour vasculature, and inhibits the formation of new tumour vasculature, thereby inhibiting tumour growth.
Hot-rolled, normalised rolled or normalised, thermomechanically rolled, quenched and tempered.
Cleansing and normalising of the data to enable review and exploration.