Examples of using Which is a consequence in English and their translations into Slovenian
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With flatulence, which is a consequence of chronic pancreatitis, i. e.
Indicators of cost-competitiveness also reveal relativelyhigh unit labour costs of these services, which is a consequence of low productivity in comparison with the EU.
Climate change, which is a consequence of greenhouse gas emissions, demands changes in the majority of human activities, including behaviour and lifestyle, as well as in the fields of technology, development and innovation.
Thanks to him, you can easily break through the film, which is a consequence of oxidative processes.
As they cannot keep up with the increasing heat flux, which is a consequence of rapid development of electronics and technology, new cooling methods exploiting latent heat during phase change(i.e., boiling and evaporation) are gaining prominence lately.
This produces a large amount of a special pigment- bilirubin, which is a consequence of the breakdown of hemoglobin.
Climate change, which is a consequence of greenhouse gas emissions, demands changes in the majority of human activities, including behaviour and lifestyle, as well as in the fields of technology, development and innovation.
Sensitive teeth are due to exposure of dentin, which is a consequence of the depletion of the enamel.
Having witnesses the two world wars and the horrors they created,Fromm deliberated on the terrifying consequences of modern technology and warfare, which is a consequence of the same technology.
In this case, we can talk about cystitis, which is a consequence of the multiplication of pathogenic microorganisms.
Due to the hindered borrowing, which is a consequence of the continual deterioration of its credit ratings, the reason for which lies precisely in the condition of the banking system, the state is allegedly no longer able to ensure the social minimum income to current and future generations, and for a certain part of the population the provision of even a living minimum income is allegedly jeopardised.
Under this fat ridge we usually have a hollow channel which is a consequence of the loose part of the under-eye cheeks.
Due to the hindered borrowing, which is a consequence of the continued deterioration of the relevant credit ratings, the reason for which lies precisely in the condition of the banking system and in the inefficient and opaque management of state property, the state is allegedly no longer able to ensure a social minimum income to current and future generations, and for a certain part of the population, even a living minimum income is allegedly jeopardised.
Urbanisation in Slovenia has a dispersed pattern, which is a consequence of poor spatial management.
The feeling of exhaustion and psychophysical fatigue, which is a consequence of a fast life rhythm and the changing of the seasons, can turn into irritation and malaise.
This is reflected particularly in significantprogress regarding the participation of women in decision-making, which is a consequence of changes to election laws(the introduction of gender quotas on candidate lists).
Recently, emissions from industrial processes have been decreasing which is a consequence of the implementation of the Decree on activities and installations causing large-scale environmental pollution(IPCC Decree).
Herpes on the lips- a chronic recurrent form of herpes, which is a consequence of infection with the herpes virus in early childhood.
Social maladjustment of personalityis a relatively short-term situational state, which is a consequence of the influence of new, unusual irritating factors of a changed environment and signals an imbalance between the demands of the environment and mental activity.
(PL) Madam President, the experience we have gained from the events of recent months,and our concerns over the complicated situation in the fuel market which is a consequence of the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, should drive us to take effective and emphatic steps to protect the environment and, above all, to prevent similar disasters in the future.
We took up a task of articulating the fact that there is a specific difference that defines Eastern art- art that arose on the geopolitical territory of former socialist countries.A difference which is a consequence of a different system of art production,a system that had over decades established and organised artistic criteria in these countries, following the principle of intentional cultural isolation.
We also are not responsible for possible mistakes, which are a consequence of entering wrong data when filling out forms at the website.
Radio wave surgery completely eliminates the formation of burns, which are a consequence of the use of radio-coagulators.
Traumatic- the cause of the appearance are deformations andother negative changes occurring in the body of the vertebrae, which are a consequence of the previous injury of the spinal column.
The Vitarium Spa& Clinique medical wellness centre is famous for its comprehensiveapproach to the prevention of so-called diseases of civilisation, which are a consequence of modern lifestyles.
When we learn to live with less stress and more relaxingly and calmly,headaches and other pain or illnesses, which are a consequence of a disrupted flow of life energy, automatically disappear.
Stability and prosperity are mutually reinforcing and EU funding programmes helped to address the social andeconomic conditions which were a consequence of, but also fuelled, the conflict.
Young people shall be protected from any specific risks to their safety,health and development which are a consequence of their lack of experience, of absence of awareness of existing or potential risks or of the fact that young people have not yet fully matured.
(1) Every employer shall ensure that young persons employed by him are protected at work from any risks to their health orsafety which are a consequence of their lack of experience, or absence of awareness of existing or potential risks or the fact that young persons have not yet fully matured.
The directive provides for a range of protections that apply to young workers, in areas such as specific risks to their safety,health and development which are a consequence of their lack of experience, of their absence of awareness of existing or potential risks, or of the fact that young people have not yet fully matured.