Examples of using Normal consequence in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Heart failure is a normal consequence of getting old.
One of the difficulties in making a diagnosis of AlzheimerẤs disease is the acceptance of dementia as a normal consequence of aging.
Is heart failure just a normal consequence of getting old?
So, perceiving pain is a difficult and very subjective task,where many elderly people do not report pain for considering it a normal consequence of ageing.
The RAL is the normal consequence of the existence of multi-annual programmes.
I still support Zinberg's view that junkification might be understood as a normal consequence of stimulus deprivation Zinberg and others[6] ref.
The generation of children is a normal consequence of marriage, being in God's plan since the creation of Adam and Eve, who formed the first couple Genesis 1:28.
Four of the six proposals deal with fiscal issues, including a wide-ranging reform of the Stability and Growth Pact, so thatsanctions will be the normal consequence for countries in breach of their commitments.
He claimed that in this view life is a normal consequence of the laws of nature and potentially quite common in the universe.
On 7 July 1977, Mr Tugendhat, speaking as Commissioner responsible for the budget, declared:'Thus, logically it is a general sanction which the'Treaties confer upon Parliament, that is,a political sanction which would be the normal consequence of a refusal to give discharge.
Ethical pluralism is claimed to be a normal consequence of ideological pluralism.
Harmonic distortion is a normal consequence of a power system supplying electronic loads such as computers, variable frequency drives, electronic lighting ballasts, and control systems.
Adherence zones in the chest wall were identified in all of the animals andwere considered a normal consequence of the hypoxia caused by the incision and the procedures employed in order to achieve hemostasis.
The first three risks- that of having an unsold vehicle on its hands, storage risk and credit risk- are not inherent in the system of authorization that Eco System has conceived, since they can only occur by accident andare not the normal consequence of transaaions that take place as planned.
Contact with the pieces cause no harm beyond normal consequence of being exposed to rotting human flesh.
Conversely, the Commission will in principle consider that below certain rates of growth of imports, as indicated in Section 7, there is not such a"disorderly development of trade",as certain increased imports can be considered as a normal consequence of the elimination of quotas.
AGEs are generated in vivo as a normal consequence of metabolism, but their formation is accelerated under conditions of hyperglycemia, hyperlipidemia and increased oxidative stress.
The residual pulmonary insufficiency in the early postoperative period of the diseases that require the RVOT enlargement orpulmonary valvuloplasty was long assumed to be a normal consequence, with benign evolution and acceptable in the early stages of congenital heart surgery.
A greater openness to the service of our brothers is, andmust be, a normal consequence for anyone not compelled to sacrifice his physical and affective energies to creating a family and bringing up children.
But this does not mean that all injuries here are included, as it does not include injuries fully or partially caused by the underlying condition of the person, injuries solely attributable to resource allocation decisions, injuries resulting from undue delay of consent for medical treatment, andinjuries that are a necessary part or a normal consequence of treatment.
A greater availability for the service of one's fellow men is, andmust be, a normal consequence for one who is not constrained to sacrifice his physical and affective energies to have a family and raise children.
The revaluation of the yen- which, incidentally,was naturally in the past a perfectly normal consequence of Japanese export success- has meant that, currently, Japanese costs, including wage costs, are higher than those of the Europeans.
However, pain detection among the elderly may be difficult because many of them do not report pain for considering it a normal aging consequence.
The amplitude of accommodation decreases linearly with age resulting in presbyopia and is a consequence of normal lens growth. According to Schachar, surgical expansion of the sclera surrounding the ciliary body can restore accommodation as a remedy for presbyopia.
The consequence of normal wear and tear of the watch.
The curiosity about the things and behavior of Nature always directed his life.The choice for forestry as a career was therefore something quite normal, a consequence of his personal vocation.
It is a strong antioxidant that helps clean out the damaging oxidative free radicals that are constantly formed in our cells as a consequence of normal aging, and increased by potentially avoidable issues like pollution, obesity, and excessive unprotected sun exposure, and eating trans-faltty acids.