Examples of using Whose relatives in English and their translations into Slovak
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People whose relatives are diagnosed with melanoma;
Atherosclerosis often develops in patients whose relatives suffer from this disease.
Men whose relatives have had prostate cancer are considered to be at high risk.
To it more are the people whose relatives suffer from this disease.
Researchers tested the effect of insulin pills on five hundred sixty children andadults whose relatives had type one diabetes.
Risks are higher in men whose relatives were diagnosed at a young age.
Researchers tested the effect of insulin pills on 560 children andadults whose relatives had type 1 diabetes.
Those people whose relatives suffered from colorectal cancer, if their age is more than forty years.
The frog found in Chiapas was of the genus Craugastor, whose relatives still inhabit the region.
Therefore, people whose relatives have suffered from this pathology should be very careful about their health.
Borderline personality disorderis five times more common in those people whose relatives suffered from this disease.
A cafe for people to meet whose relatives, acquaintances or friends suffer from Alzheimer's disease.
In September 2018, I met with a group of Kazakhs in Almaty,Kazakhstan, whose relatives were detained in Xinjiang.
An increased incidence was noted in individuals whose relatives suffered from this syndrome, as well as men, in the diet of which animal fats occupy a large place.
In HLA-B27-positive individuals who have relatives with the disease, their risk of developingankylosing spondylitis is six times greater than for those whose relatives do not have it.
Michael Mansfield QC, representing 75 families whose relatives died, accused Sykes of having lied and made it up.
If more than 4 people have jointly booked the holiday, the holiday cancellation cover applies only to the participants orother members of the party, whose relatives or carers are affected.
Michael Mansfield QC, representing 75 families whose relatives were killed, asked why he had remained silent for 26 years.
A microstroke is a hereditary disease, and therefore there is a high risk of suffering it,in a person whose relatives already have a history of a stroke or myocardial infarction.
NCP support can be especially helpful for SMEs andnewcomers to the programme, whose relative lack of expertise may threaten the success of their applications.
The interest of a Member State in a fishery shallbe assessed by reference to the following criteria whose relative weighting shall depend on the specific features of each plan.
We should not forget about pregnant and nursing mothers, whose relative vitamin demands are higher than that of average people.
Focusing closely on localknow-how and traditional products and regional brands whose relative rarity gives them their particular heritage status.
In accordance with the general principles of fairness, equal treatment and the protection of legitimate expectations underlying the Statute,those participating NCBs whose relative share in the ECB 's accumulated equity value increases due to the abovementioned adjustments should.
Národná banka Slovenska shall transfer to the ECB a portfolio of securities denominated in US dollars andcash whose relative Value at Risk( VaR) vis-à-vis the ECB tactical benchmark at the time of the transfer does not exceed the limit applying to the trading portfolios vis-à-vis the tactical benchmark as set by the ECB.
In accordance with the general principles of fairness, equal treatment and the protection of legitimate expec tations underlying theESCB Statute, those participating NCBs whose relative share in the ECB 's accumulated equity value increases due to the abovementioned adjustments should also effect a compensatory transfer to those participating NCBs whose relative shares decrease.
We should not forget about pregnant and nursing mothers, whose relative vitamin demands are higher than that of average people.