Examples of using Capable of causing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Capable of causing death.
Any dog is capable of causing injury.
What it does sayis that there is clear evidence that both are capable of causing cancer.
But capable of causing damage?
It's a hallucinogenic, and it's more than capable of causing a heart attack.
Pulsed microwaves are capable of causing tissue damage, heart failure, even brain hemorrhaging.
So why do we actively seek out food that is an irritant capable of causing painful sensations?
A pathogen capable of causing disease.
I'm inclined to rule that the stiletto was a deadly weapon andthat it was used in a manner capable of causing substantial bodily harm.
These were weapons capable of causing death or serious injury.
The burning of two medium-sized Japanese cities did not produce enoughsmoke to create a global smoke layer capable of causing deadly global climate change.
Pathogen: a microorganism capable of causing human illness or injury.
You're capable of causing such a great amount of pain to someone's heart, so capable of causing that.
Pathogen- a microorganism capable of causing disease or injury.
Fifteen samples(6.9 percent) collected from 12 storage cases(10.2 percent)tested positive for at least one of several species of fungi capable of causing eye infections.
But how to love something that is capable of causing me so much pain and threatens my very life?
When an antioxidant encounters a free radical it is oxidized and becomes a free radical itself, milder than the one it neutralized,but still capable of causing problems.
At low cost and ease of control, the drone is capable of causing disproportionate damage.
Type A and B are capable of causing disease in humans, and are also used commercially and medically.
However, the follow-up work of Johannes Holtfreter, Dorothy M. Needham and Joseph Needham, Conrad Waddington and others showed that organizers killed by boiling,fixing or freezing were also capable of causing induction.
The heat blast was capable of causing third degree burns at a distance of 100km.
There is also the question of how the security services failed to notice the ability of the bomber or his network to build a new generation of small butpowerful explosives capable of causing massive slaughter.
Class A-- substances capable of causing permanent disability, life-threatening or fatal disease in humans or animals.".
In 1959, Bernice Eddy, a brilliant government scientist working in Biologics at the National Institutes of Health, discovered that polio vaccines beingadministered throughout the world contained an infectious agent capable of causing cancer.
The question arises as to whether these fragments are potentially capable of causing autoimmune reactions and integrate into human DNA causing mutations.
If you're peddling Coca-Cola, Pepsi, sugar water, Gatorade, you don't want your food to be considered inherently fattening, just as the tobaccoindustry would have preferred that their product not been considered inherently capable of causing cancer.
After this time, the drink becomes too strong,the concentration of substances capable of causing harm increases sharply, and the vitamins and organic acids, on the contrary, are destroyed.
The researchers' report said:"With over 200 viruses capable of causing the common cold, echinacea could have modest effect against rhinovirus but marked effects against other viruses.".
Under such circumstances, the use of weapons capable of causing serious injury and even death- as has been done before and as the officers did here- cannot be justified on any moral or legal grounds.