Examples of using Whose effect in English and their translations into Greek
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There was also an explosion in 2010 whose effects are still being witnessed.
To conduct reliable disinsection, it is important to consider the type of active substance in the sword andto buy exactly the variant whose effect on bugs will be maximum.
Education is a weapon, whose effect depends on who holds it is his handsand at whom it is aimed.
For example, we give the names andprices of only some drugs for the treatment of varicose veins, whose effect is similar to gel Varius.
Education is a weapon, whose effect depends on who holds it in his hands and at who it is aimed.”.
In place of a condition that is invalid or unenforceable, such valid andenforceable provision will be applied, whose effect comes closest to the commonly desired objective.
So, those drugs are often used whose effect involves the restoration of the drainage function of the bronchi.
Yet the artist's intervention displays, at least as regards utilitarian society,an‘asocial' attitude whose effect is barely distinguishable from that of the crime.
Education is a weapon whose effects depend on who holds it in his hands and at whom it is…".
To put it absolutely bluntly,investigations have proved the existence of documents whose provenance is unestablished but whose effect would be to precipitate a bye-election.
She says cancer is“a practice whose effects fissure through seemingly distinct areas of life, thus weaving them together.”.
It's also the decisive accomplishment of the debates occurring during the 1960s and 70s, whose effects have needed constantly to be defended and reaffirmed.
Education is a weapon whose effects depend on who holds it in his hands and at whom it is aimed," Stalin told author H.G. Wells in 1937.
The serum contains three types of hyaluronic acids, whose effects on the skin complement each… EUR 4.00.
(5) More effective action on desertification, whose effects on security, peace and stability are invisible yet real for the affected countries due especially to food and water scarcity and environmentally forced migration.
This contrasts significantly with standard antidepressants, whose effects can take several weeks to become apparent.
The third factor is city, whose effect upon ethnic identification'requires examination of a host of factors ranging from the impact of town planning to the unifying of centrifugal effects of various legal codes, especially the Lübeck and Magdeburg law.
Nidora is a combination of natural substances whose effect on weight loss so far has been neglected and misused.
She added:"The 2008 reductions were not only due to the financial crisis but are also the result of the many ambitious policies that the EU andits Member States have implemented over the years whose effects are becoming increasingly apparent.
However, compared to the many more expensive creams and lotions- whose effects are equally unproven- there are added benefits of going natural.
In addition, when you look down the list of the"forty good practices",you notice that they are minor low-level gimmicks- ranging from the early labelling of prices in euros to longer opening hours at bank counters- whose effect can only be marginal.
Flavonoids belong to a potent group of active plant ingredients, whose effect on the skin have significant remedial effects. .
Diabetes: Cinnamon contains antioxidant flavonoids whose effect closely resembles that of insulin, meaning that it can encourage glucose out of the bloodstream and into the cells where it is needed for a functional energy source.
Most older models of microwave ovens are a source of microwave radiation, whose effects on the human body can cause damage to the chromosomes.
These words, generation, reason,mark only certain powers and energies in nature, whose effects are known, but whose essence is incomprehensible; and one of these principles, more than the other, has no privilege for being made a standard to the whole of nature.
Y14 Waste chemical substances arising from research and development or teaching activities which arenot identified and/ or are new and whose effects on man and/ or the environment are not known;
On the contrary, I advocate firstly the use of tax incentives, whose effect is always more positive, and secondly, the need to make polluting companies responsible for their actions.
Waste chemical substances arising from research and development orteaching activities including those which are not identified and/or are new and whose effects on human health and/or the environment are not known.
The view of these images seem like constructions born of fatal conflicts whose effect is intolerable as well as compromised with this bizarre brood.
Foucault has brilliantly analyzed the ideal project of these environments of enclosure, particularly visible within the factory: to concentrate; to distribute in space; to order in time;to compose a productive force within the dimension of space-time whose effect will be greater than the sum of its component forces.
