Examples of using Normalises in English and their translations into Spanish
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Normalises the condition of the skin.
The fibrinogen level normalises within 2 days.
Normalises the work of internal organs.
Besides, it can reduce the enteritis and normalises the intestinal function.
Normalises sebum secretion and treats enlarged pores.
Recovers organs damaged by toxins and poisons, normalises internal processes.
Normalises brain function and increases its capacity.
In Corralejo, the situation normalises and more and more shops open again.
After discontinuing, the blood pressure generally normalises again.
Regulates and normalises the scalp's sebaceous secretions.
It accelerates enzymatic processes,cell division, and normalises keratinisation.
SteadyShot™ normalises the oscillation the image brings to the sensor.
Eliminates the micro-organisms responsible the dandruff and normalises cellular renovation.
Hydrates and normalises thickened psoriatic skin. Ficha técnica.
It eliminates keratin build-ups, which clog pores, and normalises sebum production.
During labor normalises excessively strong or irregular contractions.
It is this climate of pervasive impunity which normalises the killing of human rights defenders.
Regulates and normalises oil secretion by the scalp and increases hair tone.
It reduces itchiness and tautness, reduces the skin's sensitivity,soothes the skin and normalises the epidermal water contents.
Strengthens and normalises the hairs life cycle to prevent loss Caractéristiques Marque.
It makes things more human but also strengthens control, and,in a context of political assimilation, normalises the one who is perceived as being on the fringe and culturally different.
Normalises gastrointestinal tract function and lessens allergy symptoms Advantages.
Complements the action of the purifying Cleansing Gel after cleansing, normalises sebaceous secretion without causing a rebound effect, regulates pore size and leaves your skin soft and moisturised.
This is an inexorable truth that many studies and scholars have corroborated; an example of this is the lucid imagination of Ken Robinson, who says all children are born geniuses, butthe education system normalises them.
SweatStop® IXAL Roll-on normalises excessive sweating to a natural minimum and combats sweat odour effectively.
The challenge now is to invest these savings in public resources to protect the most vulnerable people more efficiently,consolidate the change in energy policy once the energy price normalises and maintain a more balanced macroeconomic situation.
It does not dry out the skin, normalises it and removes dead and dry skin cells, so there is no need to perform peeling.
We also expect the rate at which the Fed normalises its monetary policy to be somewhat more gradual with increases of 75 bps a year in 2017 and 2018.
It reduces excessive perspiration and normalises sweat secretion in a natural and physiological way without sealing or covering the pores of the sweat glands.
Therefore, as monetary policy normalises, the cost of bank equity should rise if, in turn, the bank risk premium does not alter.