Examples of using Whose effect in English and their translations into Swedish
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Mechanical action whose effects are superficial gardening gloves, thimbles, etc.
No-one denies that toxicological changes take place whose effects we know nothing about.
Its external value depends on events, whose effects can be countered-
but for the cannonading, whose effect was only acoustic.
YES K2 incense is a relatively unknown substance whose effects should be extensively researched before becoming widely available on the market.
prices of only some drugs for the treatment of varicose veins, whose effect is similar to gel Varius.
Neutral mutations are defined as mutations whose effects do not influence the fitness of an individual.
Like some other colleagues, however, I am worried about some proposals whose basic intention might be good and respectable but whose effects would be devastating.
Identify instruments and measures whose effects are not fully understood.
wallpapers more traditional and some monochrome whose effect was may be searched.
On the one hand, there are aggressive drugs whose effect is lower than the possible side effects. .
This means that professionals who have been prohibited from using a term found to be unfair may circumvent the judgment by replacing the offending term by another one whose effect and/or object is also unfair.
To compose a productive force within the dimension of space-time whose effect will be greater than the sum of its component forces.
It is the most potent Masteron cycle whose effect is hardening of the physique as well as cutting while still offering the much-needed strength to facilitate bulking
The establishment of these provisions must result from causes whose effects are not necessarily irreversible.”.
The general rule is to apply the one whose effect should be the greatest first,
The signatories argue that nukes are indiscriminate weapons, whose effects cannot be limited or controlled.
Whereas the international nature of the problem means that national measures, whose effect does not extend beyond national frontiers,
PL Madam President, the European Union is faced with a widespread crisis whose effects are currently impossible to anticipate.
Globally, ubiquinone has also been the only form of Q10 whose effect has been documented in scientific studies,
you notice that they are minor low-level gimmicks- ranging from the early labelling of prices in euros to longer opening hours at bank counters- whose effect can only be marginal.
Lobelia extractcontains the active ingredient lobeline, whose effects on the body appear to be similar to those of nicotine.
beta radiator Sm-153(samarium), whose effect is based on locally increased phosphorus metabolism in the bone metastasis.
Oxymetholone is an extremely effective anabolic steroid whose effect is powerful that this drug is estimated to be three times stronger than testosterone.
Some contain chemicals that have still not been completely identified, and whose effects on the human body
On the contrary, I advocate firstly the use of tax incentives, whose effect is always more positive,
enforceable provision will be applied, whose effect comes closest to the commonly desired objective.
He went on to explain:"The law operates therefore simply as a tendency, whose effect is decisive only under certain particular circumstances
health in view of the health benefits to be gained or whose effect is limited
A further school maintaineth that the Necessary Being hath fashioned Nature through whose effect and agency all things, from atoms to suns,