Examples of using May be a consequence in English and their translations into Slovak
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Although, all this may be a consequence of a violation of intestinal microflora.
Also, seborrhea(the medical name of the disease) may be a consequence of a fungal disease.
Elevated triglycerides may be a consequence of other diseases, such as untreated diabetes mellitus.
Secondly, the appearance of a strong thirst should immediately alert,since this symptom may be a consequence not only of this disease.
Candidiasis in the language may be a consequence of a decrease in general or local immunity.
If you find an inflamed lymph node under your arm,do not panic immediately, this may be a consequence of a recent cold.
This may be a consequence of a micro-stroke, and a sick liver, and even an enlarged uterus.
Brain cancer, the first signs of which are diagnosed, it may be a consequence of cancers located in various organs.
Possible changes may be a consequence of external factors rather than internal political changes in Poland itself.
If we talk about healthy people,a rare burning sensation in theThe stomach may be a consequence of eating poor-quality or too rough food.
The initial inflammation may be a consequence of an activation of the body's immune system, possibly by a preceding bacterial infection or an aggregate of infectious microbes.
This aspect is closely related to the upbringing,which can be grafted, and may be a consequence of a person's inner world outlook.
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.
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.
In males, this may be a consequence of having a mother who was overly controlling, excessively needy or dependent, angry and critical, unaffectionate and cold, narcissistic and insensitive, very mistrustful, and addicted or ill.
Noise can be a factory,as not all models work fairly quietly, and may be a consequence of failure, which eventually will bring the device out of operation.
If the cat's estrus did not begin at the right time, but with deviations,then you should definitely consult a doctor- this may be a consequence of hormonal disorders that need to be treated.
Simpson has found that our planet's oceans may be a consequence of the anthropic principle- more often used in a cosmological context- which accounts for how our observations of the Universe are influenced by the requirement for the formation of sentient life.
Ventricular tachycardia may occur in structurally normal hearts,as hereditary arrhythmias, or may be a consequence of myocardial abnormalities associated with cardiomyopathy(heart muscle disease), significant valvular disease, or myocarditis(heart muscle inflammation).
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.
In this paper,the ICCUB researcher finds that the Earth's finely balanced oceans may be a consequence of the anthropic principle- more often used in a cosmological context- which accounts for how our observations of the Universe are influenced by the requirement for the formation of conscious life.
Do you think that might be a consequence?
Their appearance indicates hypoplasia or incipient 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.
This may be as a consequence of differing economic circumstances, geographical location or culture.
The disease may be the consequence of a prolonged stress;
Hair loss may be the consequence of chemotherapy.