Examples of using Whose cause in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Disease whose cause is unknown.
Tinnitus is a hallucinatory disorder whose cause is nervous.
Hypertension whose causes are unknown(primary or essential hypertension).
Silence is not the outcome of noise,it is not a reaction whose cause is noise.
Will be resolving only such complaints whose cause could not have been eliminated on the spot.
But these disorders can also occur in‘ essential tremor'(tremor whose cause is not known).
After all, Tibet, whose cause has repeatedly been raised in this House, is not China.
This applies in particular to those problems whose cause lies in long-term unemployment.
Secondary hypertension, whose causes are known and can be named, ie the hypertension is based on a sometimes recoverable underlying disease of an internal organ.
Bioteraphy allows the treatment of all diseases, even those whose cause is not known- autoimmune diseases.
It is a disease whose causes are not only physical but often social or psychological, but it nevertheless remains a disease which costs our national health systems huge sums of money every year.
This option is suitable for those men whose cause of stagnation of blood was a sedentary profession.
After moving through a late 2nd century"baroque" phase,[12] in the 3rd century, Roman art largely abandoned, or simply became unable to produce, sculpture in the classical tradition,a change whose causes remain much discussed.
Organiser will solve only those complaints whose cause was not possible to remove at the point of stay.
After moving through a late 2nd century"baroque" phase, in the 3rd century, Roman art abandoned, or became unable to produce, sculpture in the classical tradition,a change whose causes remain much discussed.
Organiser will solve only those complaints whose cause was not possible to remove at the point of stay.
The sailors mark him; more and more certain grow their suspicions of him, and at last, fully to test the truth, by referring the whole matter to high Heaven, they fall to casting lots,to see for whose cause this great tempest was upon them.
There are a variety of hip diseases whose causes can be, for example, congenital malpositions or inflammation.
The purity of bourgeois art, which hypostasised itself as a world of freedom in contrast to what was happening in the material world,was from the beginning bought with the exclusion of the lower classes- with whose cause, the real universality, art keeps faith precisely by its freedom from the ends of the false universality.
William the Conqueror, whose cause was favoured by the pope, was soon submitted to by the English, who wanted leaders, and had been of late much accustomed to usurpation and conquest.
Only complaints that are dealt with during the stay and those whose cause of problem could not be repaired will be considered valid.
Owing to the considerable rise in ITER costs, whose causes the Committee is unable to discuss here, there is extreme pressure to save money on other aspects of the programme, especially activities relating to contracts of association.
Generality Psychogenic cough is a particular type of cough whose causes are to be found in a psychological and sometimes psychiatric component.
Because tremor can also occur in‘essential tremor'(tremor whose cause is unknown), DaTSCAN is used to help distinguish between essential tremor and diseases related to Parkinson's disease; dementia(loss of intellectual function).
It describes the death of a baby between 3 weeks and1 year of age whose cause is unknown and whose cause can not be ascertained with the help of examinations.
Of the 75 activists imprisoned six years ago, whose cause has been backed by organisations including the EU, 54 remain behind bars.
Frequent pneumonia, angina, allergies, illnesses, whose cause is unknown, cancer and autoimmune diseases or- to act against his own body eg.
A sneeze it is a sudden, involuntary and irrepressible expulsion of air,through the nose and mouth, whose cause is the irritation of the nasal mucosa,causing a strong inspiration of air that will pass to the lungs and from which it will be excreted to the outside.
