Examples of using May be a consequence in English and their translations into Romanian
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Just because there may be a consequence doesn't mean you have no choice.
Seizure in this case may be one of the side effects, or may be a consequence of an overdose.
It may be a consequence of the process, but it is neither necessary nor sufficient.
In an adult person it may be a consequence of a stroke.
This may be a consequence of a wrong position and its door swelling due to moisture.
The following undesirable phenomenon may be a consequence of inflammation wall of the bladder(cystitis).
This may be a consequence of a micro-stroke, and a sick liver, and even an enlarged uterus.
Headaches, various neurological and eye symptoms may be a consequence of the disturbed blood supply to the brain.
Also, rickets may be a consequence due to lack of calcium, although it is more frequent when lack of Vitamin D is in question.
If the angina pectoris attack lasts long andthe pain is intensive, it may be a consequence of an ongoing heart attack.
Uncertainty may be a consequence of a lack of knowledge of obtainable facts.
If you find an inflamed lymph node under your arm,do not panic immediately, this may be a consequence of a recent cold.
Candidiasis in the language may be a consequence of a decrease in general or local immunity.
NMS is characterised by motor symptoms(rigidity, myoclonus and tremor), mental status changes(agitation, confusion, stupor and coma), elevated temperature, autonomic dysfunction(labile blood pressure, tachycardia) andelevated serum creatine phosphokinase(CPK) which may be a consequence of myolysis.
The chronic form may be a consequence ofsluggish chronic infectious diseases such as chronic tonsillitis.
To understand the cause,you need to know your own medical history- after all, the scraping may be a consequence of congenital anomalies in the structure of the jaw.
On the one hand, this may be a consequence of severe hypothermia, on the other- to indicate serious diseases.
The emergence of such a family may be a consequence of the presence of an unfertilized uterus.
The ceaseless rise of remittances may be a consequence of the bigger number of citizens working abroad, their legalisation and rise of remuneration.
However, you should not exclude that it may be a consequence of problems to the jaws or of bruxism, the habit of grinding the teeth at night.
Shock due to insufficient blood circulation may be a consequence of huge loss of blood, such as hemorrhaging in the digestive tract, or a serious injury.
On the other hand,the indicator may be a consequence of the lower fluctuation of the personnel”, said Raluca Penes, HR Coordinator in the company of HR services outsourcing, Smartree Romania.
In the first case,the phase-out may be a consequence of the economic and market situation, which is complicated, especially in the European hard coal industry which competes with very low-priced coal imports.
Southern European countries' lower rates of migrant entrepreneurship may be a consequence of the fact that migrants in these countries may not have had time to build the necessary human, physical and social capital to start a business as they might not be fluent in the native language, or may have difficulties getting their qualifications recognised.
Apart from using more than just one phrase,difficult reading may also be a consequence of improper fonts or colours.
Their appearance indicates hypoplasia orincipient enamel caries and may also be a consequence of fluorosis- a disease caused by an excess of fluoride in the body.
This may also be a consequence of the initial level of development of reflection, when the ability to observe and analyze the current situation has already appeared, and the opportunity to objectively assess the situation has not yet been formed.