Examples of using Whose effects in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Whose effects we try to assess.
There are other groups of medications, whose effects are completely different to those of antidepressants.
Whose effects could not be avoided by appropriate measures(the mitigation factor).
Dependent variables are variables that are manipulated by the researcher and whose effects are measured and compared.
They used yellow-cross gas, whose effects were still unknown to us as far as personal experience was concerned.
In the centre of latest reformplans is the abolition of export subsidies, whose effects would only be felt long term.
Digitalis glycosides(digitalis cardiotonics) whose effects are enhanced by the presence of calcium and may lead to serious or fatal cardiac arrhythmia.
Grave risk: any serious risk that needs the quick intervention of public authorities,included those whose effects are not immediate.
Links together the subprojects included as an overall project whose effects are to be taken into consideration as a whole in the context of the development consents for parts thereof.
Chemicals sold as“Bath Salts” are not bath salts used in a tub,but toxic drugs whose effects are unpredictable.
In the present approach, such drugs are disrupting and patterning forces whose effects occur in combination with other psychological factors, all mediated by the operating d-SoC.
The changes include a fundamental difference in the nature of armed conflicts,and more frequent occurrence of natural disasters whose effects are increasingly painful.
Minor impacts andvibrations which do not affect vital areas of the body and whose effects cannot cause irreversible lesions(light anti-scalping helmets, gloves, light footwear, etc.).
Electric smog increases the concentration of positive ions, thereby disturbing the electrical balance,causing a pathological energy deficit, whose effects are similar to fatigue syndrome.
The recent economic and financial crisis, whose effects are still being felt, has made it clear that the current economic model has certain weaknesses that endanger social and ecological stability as well as fundamental liberal and democratic values.
The Customs 2007 programme hasundoubtedly produced a number of concrete outputs whose effects will last in the medium and long term.
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.
In addition, competition agencies- including the Commission-have to respond to anti-competitive conduct and mergers whose effects are increasingly cross-border.
This loneliness has becomemore acute as a result of the economic crisis, whose effects continue to have tragic consequences for the life of society.
Projected growth rates in the region's primary export markets are still tepid andto a certain extent dependent on fiscal/monetary stimulus programmes, whose effects might soon dissipate.
(PL) Madam President,the European Union is faced with a widespread crisis whose effects are currently impossible to anticipate.
Primobolan Depot is the injectable version of the steroid methenolone and, although it produces aweaker effect than Deca-Durabolin it is a very good basic steroid whose effects are predominantly anabolic.
Most older models of microwaveovens are a source of microwave radiation, whose effects on the human body can cause damage to the chromosomes.
It follows that this proposal should significantly reduce the diseases and the many types of cancers for which a link to pesticides has already been scientifically proven,together with the degenerative diseases whose effects have also been proven.
We must become aware that they arewords that refer to important social realities and whose effects are the cause of pain for thousands of people on the planet.
Global warming, precarious work, deindustrialisation,violence against women and inequality are the result of global processes whose effects seem to hit Andalusia particularly hard.
Extremely rapid increase in muscle mass is possible thanks to the use of Mass extreme-the best andthe strongest measure available legally, whose effects are equal to sterydom anabolic effect. .
In those cases may also happen to increasing of cropmarks contrast,caused by archaeological and other entities located underground, whose effects in the crop otherwise would not have been observable at all.
In the context of free interpretation that The Message favors, it is accepted that for some,immortality refers to actions carried out in life, but whose effects continue in the physical world despite physical death.
The adoption of a legislative instrument geared to the safe development of the road network, through an approach which is not too inflexible,has to be seen as a positive result, whose effects will depend on the intensity with which it is applied.