Examples of using Changes that may in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Changes that may affect the storage and distribution of active substances are evaluated.
Any changes that may have an impact on the quality
Very often during the heat processing proteins undergo microstructural changes that may make them unsuitable for full use and satisfaction of the cellular needs.
you are familiar with their scope and any changes that may have been made.
In general, it is difficult to imagine why Bitcoin users are willing to accept the changes that may compromise their own money.
The central bank will present its final report as investors look for any changes that may raise the short-term rates.
monitor the appearance of new moles and any changes that may occur.
an email alerting you to any changes that may affect your credit report.
The term mutation applies both to heritable genetic changes that may be manifested at the phenotypic level
A laboratory study has shown for the first time that coenzyme Q10 offsets cellular changes that may be linked to a side-effect of some statin drugs- an increased risk of adult-onset diabetes.
While a quick cursory look at the genome sequencing is already shedding light on changes that may lead to the naked mole rat's exquisite uniqueness,
we may take X-rays as part of the initial exam to establish a record from which we can compare changes that may occur over time and between appointments.
help you ease and even prevent some of the health changes that may come as you enter your 40s.
The changes that may occur are not necessarily for the betterment of society unless a large number of people are familiar with the physical nature of the earth
we prefer to take x-rays as part of the initial exam to establish a baseline record from which to compare changes that may occur over time.
stated,"Strong ground motions induce large dynamic stress changes that may disturb the magma chamber of a volcano,
to establish a baseline record from which to compare changes that may occur over time.
Conditions of Use that are in effect and any changes that may have been made to it.
your dentist may take X-rays as part of the initial examination to establish a baseline record from which to compare changes that may occur over time.
as well as data from 2005 to 2014 to study any changes that may have occurred in the rates of certain cancers.