Examples of using Whose condition in English and their translations into Greek
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Improving the care of patients whose condition is at risk of deteriorating.
Men whose condition has not improved by alternative medical treatments.
Tony is a healthy HIV-positive man whose condition is undetectable.
An organism whose condition is unstable, it can go to the detriment.
Initial doses of 5 mg/kg/day are justified in patients whose condition requires rapid improvement.
Men whose condition can't be corrected through any other medical treatments.
Forxiga is a diabetes medicine used for adults whose condition is not controlled well enough.
Men whose condition cannot be corrected through alternative medical treatments.
Buster, meanwhile, was still worried about Lucille 2… whose condition seemed to be worsening.
Documents, whose condition does not allow it(worn out), or which are under conservation, are not given for study.
The Doctor continues to investigate Tom and Harry whose condition seems as serious as it is strange.
(a) whose condition necessitates immediate benefits during a stay in the territory of another Member State;
It is also used in combination with beta-blockers in adult patients whose condition is not fully controlled with a beta-blocker.
A woman with preeclampsia whose condition is worsening will develop other signs and symptoms known as“severe features.”.
A second study in 117 patients looked at the proportion of patients whose condition came back within 28 months.
Haldol Decanoate is used in adults whose condition has previously been treated with haloperidol taken by mouth.
The CHMP concluded that the modest improvement in FEV1 seen with Colobreathe was sufficient evidence of the medicine's effectiveness,given that larger improvements would not be expected in patients whose condition was already stabilised on tobramycin nebuliser.
There is no treatment for the Canadian woman whose condition is expected to get progressively worse.
Documents whose condition does not allow(damaged) or are under maintenance, and unclassified records or requiring conservation, are not given for study.
It is also used in combination with beta-blockers in adult patients whose condition is not fully controlled with a beta-blocker.
Persons with disabilities, whose condition requires adequate attention during transportation and adapting to their special needs during maintenance. Baggage carriage.
The family cannot afford to provide any form of treatment for Maria, whose condition could have been reversed if treated at birth.
Finally, on the Roma, whose condition was mentioned by several speakers, the Commission is seeking to bring more coherence to its support for Roma communities.
The BNP level in a person with heart failure- even someone whose condition is stable- may be higher than in a person with a healthy heart.
Other treatments may include antihistamines to lessen severe itching, tar treatments(chemicals designed to reduce itching), phototherapy(therapy using ultraviolet light applied to the skin), andthe drug cyclosporine for people whose condition doesn't respond to other treatments.
Doctors should review treatment in patients whose condition does not improve after one or two treatment cycles.
The number of actual slaveholders in the South of the Union does not amount to more than 300,000, a narrow oligarchy that is confronted with many millions of so-called poor whites,whose numbers have been constantly growing through concentration of landed property and whose condition is only to be compared with that of the Roman plebeians in the period of Rome's extreme decline.
The sample included three people whose condition developed due to cerebral malformation and two whose epilepsy had genetic origins.
The number of actual slaveholders in the South of the Union does not amount to more than three hundred thousand, a narrow oligarchy that is confronted with many millions of so-called poor whites,whose numbers have been constantly growing through concentration of landed property and whose condition is only to be compared with that of the Roman plebeians in the period of Rome's extreme decline.
A 2007 study with epileptic children, whose condition was refractory to conventional drug treatment, found that a water extract significantly reduced seizure activity.