Examples of using Normalises in English and their translations into Portuguese
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One box normalises all the Zygons.
Laughter In marriage, there is a wife and a husband,and one always‘normalises' the other!
The blue one normalises all your people.
It normalises everything you see, places it within the compass of your expectations, your experiences.
The fibrinogen level normalises within 2 days.
This normalises the transport of ions through channels making the secretions less thick.
In the immediate post-operative period the gait cycle normalises, the patient is sure of herself and she even manages to stand on one leg.
This normalises access to the database, and ensures proper indexes exist from the start.
If the treatment of hyperthyroidism was successful, hormone production slows down,the metabolism normalises and the body can put on weight again.
Which box normalises the Zygons, Doctor?
However, there is some impact on young people who have a higher rate of uptake in the first five years following legalization, which normalises thereafter.
Tocilizumab normalises expression of these enzymes.
Plasminogen activator inhibitor 1(PAI-1)activity can be reduced to around zero, but rapidly normalises within two hours showing a rebound phenomenon.
Tocilizumab normalises expression of these enzymes.
This normalises the transport of ions through channels, making the secretions less thick and thereby relieving symptoms of the disease.
It defines the brightest level of light in a scene or a media(e.g. paper)as 100 and normalises all other colours in the scene or media according to the brightest light.
SteadyShotTM normalises the oscillation the image brings to the sensor.
Neutralising the biological activity of VEGF regresses the vascularisation of tumours, normalises remaining tumour vasculature, and inhibits the formation of new tumour vasculature, thereby inhibiting tumour growth.
AC-11® normalises expression of NF-KB factor in cells, thus regulating cellular response to inflammation.
Key to the enhanced intelligence capability of Dematic iQ is our unique data management, or data warehouse,layer that collects and normalises metrics from disparate data sources- whether Dematic iQ or external- creating a common data dictionary as the framework for analytics.
SteadyShotTM normalises the oscillation that the image has on the sensor- this means motion blur and noise levels are reduced, even in low light.
It generally improves hepatic detoxification;>AHCC reduces blood sugar levels in diabetics and normalises their levels of glycated haemoglobin, thus helping to prevent complications of diabetes;> AHCC has proven anti-inflammatory effects in a range of diseases including rheumatoid arthritis.
Cerezyme reduces spleen and liver size,improves or normalises thrombocytopenia and anaemia, improves or normalises bone mineral density and bone marrow burden, and reduces or eliminates bone pain and bone crises.
This daily period is normalised to eight hours.
We should normalise our development cooperation and support to Afghanistan.
These talks should help facilitate, normalise, accelerate and define the inspection criteria.
Normalised relations with the OSCE could be a first step.
Employing normalised Old Norse orthography::" Þissi Þjelvar hafði ann sun sum hít Hafði.
However, your period should usually normalise after a few months of use.
Normalised condition, with a typical tensile strength range 570- 700.