Examples of using Involves taking in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Every journey involves taking a risk.
IVF involves taking fertility medicines to stimulate the ovaries to make more eggs than usual.
Accompanying: making a commitment in a caring way, which involves taking part in the learning process side-by-side with the learner.
This usually involves taking a sample by injecting a local anesthesia and scraping a small piece of skin.
Planning behavior change interventions is a step-by-step process,which often involves taking two steps forward and one step back.
Playing overseas involves taking risks and living with uncertainty.
Thus, for example, in capital- and risk-heavy industries characterized by significant investment in development and innovation, a higher profit margin may be required toencourage manufacture of new products whose development involves taking risks.
Secondly, storage involves taking this information and holding it indefinitely in memory.
Just because we got through part 1 doesn't mean we get to stop-the second part simply involves taking what we have already learned and adding a big dose of joy.
EDITORIAL- involves taking pictures to illustrate articles, often in magazines.
Making big changes involves taking big risks, and taking big risks is scary.
That involves taking a business from idea to financial freedom and overall business where you no longer need to keep growing?
No, he's in rehab to get better, and that involves taking responsibility for things that he's already done, and he told me that he had to go see Tyler.
Cryonics involves taking an already dead body and putting it in liquid nitrogen, and there's no scientific merit whatsoever.
The next step of the process involves taking each of the smaller goals you outlined and breaking them down into specific targets.
The treatment involves taking some of the patient's blood so the researchers can harvest some of his own T cells and grow them in the lab together with an EBV vaccine.
Ecological momentary assessment(EMA) involves taking traditional surveys, chopping them up into pieces, and sprinkling them into the lives of participants.
The quickest option involves taking the 102 bus from the Domestic Airport station for 25 stops, or around half an hour to Laldarwaja Terminal.
Making an unjustified choice involves taking action without having determined to any degree of certainty whether the potential risk of making that choice is legitimate.
Thus God's embracing of our humanity involves taking the most intensely physical of experiences- the giving of one's body to the creation of another physical human being- and sanctifying it by placing it in the service of God.
Broadly speaking, the field of engineering involves taking empirical evidence, mathematics and knowledge of global systems and using them to create and maintain everything from structures to individual components to whole processes.
Treatment for Addison's disease involves taking hormones to replace the insufficient amounts being made by our adrenal glands, in order to mimic the beneficial effects produced by our naturally made hormones.
Use of induced pluripotent stem cell(iPSC) technology"--which involves taking skin cells from patients and reprogramming them into embryonic-like stem cells capable of turning into other specific cell types relevant for studying a particular disease--"makes it possible to model dementias that affect people later in life," says senior study author Catherine Verfaillie of KU Leuven.
I have the officers involved taking a polygraph test.
That involved take a business from idea to financial freedom and in general, where the business don't need you more?
Sometimes those best processes involve taking a chance-- not considering all of your options, or being willing to settle for a pretty good solution.
The"who talks first" interrogation technique… originally involved taking two blindfolded prisoners up in a helicopter… and tossing one out to get the other to talk.
Nearly one of every three traffic accidents with injuries in any of the occupants of the vehicles involved takes place at these points.
In the case of Ice XV, creating it involved taking Ice VI and slamming the temperature down to -143 degrees Celsius before exposing it to pressure 10,000 times greater than the Earth's own atmosphere.
At the moment, children who need new earshave to go through a really invasive procedure involving taking cartilage from their ribs," Griffin said, adding that taking fat cells from patients' abdomens to add to a lab-made ear scaffold would be far easier than the multiple procedures often necessary to carve an ear from their ribs.