Examples of using A precursor in English and their translations into Romanian
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It's a precursor chemical.
But I am merely a precursor.
It is a precursor to melanin.
That's a precursor to the c.I.A.
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In this sense, Sorelianism is considered to be a precursor to fascism.
A precursor to science fact!
The foundation was a precursor to the cdc.
It's a precursor from everything, from JFK to de Gaulle.
Online activism as a precursor to“Foam City”.
It was a precursor to our modern-day Christmas caroling.
Allergic rhinosinusitis is often a precursor of bronchial asthma.
Could be a precursor to intestinal intussusception.
Theoretical Foundations androstenediol is a precursor of testosterone synthesis.
Very often a precursor to other forms of torture.
Bariț was a founding member of the Societatea Literară Română( 1866), a precursor to the Romanian Academy.
Oftentimes is a precursor for murder.
As a precursor to the issuance of revenue stamps overprinted with"Gultig 9.
Xxx” has somehow a precursor in the model ref.
The addition of bazedoxifene in DUAVIVE reduces the risk of endometrial hyperplasia,which may be a precursor of endometrial carcinoma.
It's just a precursor to the real Big Bang.
The information supplied by the company supports the use of Ytracis as a precursor for radiolabelling medicines with 90Y.
It's often a precursor to a major attack.
Those secrets apparently included a precursor to Frankenstein's monster.
Was that a precursor to the Declaration of Independence?
Meaning this is not a precursor to prostate cancer.
It is a precursor of the process of“self-cleaning” in the body.
Contains Citrulline Malate as a precursor to nitric oxide production.
It is also a precursor to the pigment lithopone.
She is considered a precursor of feminism in Poland.