Приклади вживання Often accompanied by Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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racial minority group often accompanied by social, political
Betty Lou has always supported solutions daughter followed her career, often accompanied by his"Pretty Woman" on the red carpet.
when glorious victories were very often accompanied by ignominious defeats?
Various combinations of these methods may be used, often accompanied by regular morse identification signal to enable individual transmitters to be identified in order to assess their effectiveness.
viral etiology are very often accompanied by increased hair loss.
It is also noted that the malignant course of the disease often accompanied by changes in voice due to the rapid growth of cysts.
The main color gives a purple tint, often accompanied by green"feathers" that quickly disappear.
With sadness, we can see how hard it is transferred to the mother having a baby with a variety of deformities, often accompanied by complete blindness
Laughing is not only"manifesting rejoicing through certain movements of the face, often accompanied by shaking of the body and emission of peculiar
minority group often accompanied by social, economic,
If the dysthymia isn't treated early, it can lead to major depression which is an even more serious mental disorder often accompanied by anger, rage and even suicide attempts.
lead to epileptic seizures, often accompanied by convulsions, short-term loss of consciousness,
It occurs overexcitation nervous system, often accompanied by headache, insomnia.
The sudden departure of a patient from home or from work, often accompanied by an affectively constricted consciousness,
then we can see many"miraculous" cases a smooth transition, often accompanied by getting rid of some health problems.
Self-medication, and alternative medicine, often accompanied by tumor progression
spontaneous emission of radiation, generally alpha or beta particles, often accompanied by gamma rays, from the nucleus of an unstable radionuclide.
intestinal area, often accompanied by objectively detectable spasms
The decrease in the amount of any radioactive material with the passage of time due to the spontaneous emission from the atomic nuclei or either alpha or beta particles, often accompanied by gamma radiation.