Examples of using Difficult cases in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
In some particularly difficult cases, women with several skin tones
Routine inspection is most often sufficient, and only in difficult cases additional studies are carried out that allow you to determine the strain of the pathogen virus and the nature of the formation.
In difficult cases, when the condition is aggravated,
In particularly difficult cases, doctors use a much more sophisticated immunological method for determining the level of chronic gonadotropin.
In difficult cases, in the midst of asphyxiation,
The interactive exercises provoked finding decisions of difficult cases trough changing information
It's common to omit certain information on difficult cases in order to clear a path in the world for those stuck in the weeds.
Experts recommend resorting to this species in especially difficult cases and only after 50 years.
I have developed an expert computer system that imitates my thinking in the analysis of difficult cases.
In especially difficult cases, the husband went into the room for babies,
correcting very important and difficult cases of patients with anomalies.
Usually, all side effects disappear in a few days, but in difficult cases they may last a week.
In difficult cases, patients should take little fluid, keep their heads up
Our team thinks of difficult cases as a challenge that they are well equipped to handle.
The difficult cases have been very instructive in the way the deep pathology was approached
For the difficult cases of this rare, plus cervical anatomy in thoracolumbar spine is more complex,
paid to take care of the difficult cases.
I agree that judges need to be trained in the particularly difficult cases that violence against women raise.
particularly in the most difficult cases.
They had kept in touch all these years and helped each other in difficult cases.