Examples of using Is a side effect in English and their translations into Czech
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Death is a side effect?
There's nothing here says this is a side effect.
That is a side effect, yes.
Sensitivity to sunlight is a side effect?
This is a side effect of zero matter.
Short-term memory loss is a side effect of Depakote.
This is a side effect of your treatment, isn't it?
And actually no price is a side effect.
Vomiting is a side effect of the chemo.
It will settle your mood, but hair loss is a side effect.
Vomiting is a side effect of the chemo.
I'm sure whatever is kicking around that you failedto tell me about. in your head right now is a side effect from the infection.
Yeah. That is a side effect of this dimension.
I'm sure whatever is kicking around that you failed to tell me about. is a side effect from the infection in your head right now.
Yawning is a side effect of some anti-depressants.
I'm sure whatever is kicking around in your head right now is a side effect from the infection that you failed to tell me about.
Is a side effect? Sensitivity to sunlight?
Well, itchiness is a side effect of many drugs.
Well, I'm sure whatever is kicking around that you failed to tell me about.in your head right now is a side effect from the infection.
Dry skin is a side effect of many medications.
And in fact, the universe has lots and lots of carbon and lots and lots of oxygen,so the explanation for why the universe is bio-friendly is a side effect of the universe being very fruitful in terms of its own reproduction.
Dry skin is a side effect of many medications.
I'm sorry, melancholy is a side effect of my condition.
Yawning is a side effect of some anti-depressants.
Short-term memory loss is a side effect of sleep deprivation.
Yawning is a side effect of some anti-depressants. Apparently, the ones you're on.
Low serum calcium is a side effect of the treatment.
They say this is a side effect, whatever this is that's going on.
You know… depression is a side effect of heroin addiction.
Short-term memory loss is a side effect of sleep deprivation, so it should come back to you.