Примери коришћења Often requires на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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since the treatment often requires a professional.
The drugs have pronounced side effects on the blood-forming organs and others, which often requires the appointment of hormonal therapy(prednisone, dexamethasone).
We all know that the digestive system of children is more vulnerable to various diseases, and often requires a quick, painless way to diagnose.
Travel often requires a lot of time sitting,
but to keep them off often requires a definitive turnaround in your diet.
painful erection that often requires medical treatment to rectify
Launching a business often requires capital and if you don't have it,
For technically competent lighting of the premises often requires calculations of specialists,
Well, we can say it is so, although the job often requires you to use video conference for everyday communication.
construction work often requires bending, using the instructions,
the hard drive in this situation, correction of the problem often requires using the repair tools found on the Windows installation disc.
multimodal problems often requires very expensive fitness function evaluations.
Problems in adults are somewhat more complicated and the elimination of the problem often requires team work of several specialists in different areas of dentistry.
as the state of their nervous system during these periods is not in the best condition and often requires support from outside.
The main storyline often requires the player to find key items to advance,
may not include a flushing mechanism(and often requires you to bring your own toilet paper).
Creating joy to counter depression often requires us to acknowledge- really be conscious- that not feeling like engaging in helpful,
The law often requires that this capital is maintained,
lice often requires two approaches for 2-3 hours each with an interval of 5-7 days(some drugs do not affect nits,
Drug Administration often requires at least two to be conducted before a new drug can be marketed.