Examples of using Adversely affect in English and their translations into Danish
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This requires that you have an idea of everything that can adversely affect the maxillofacial system of both the pregnant woman and the fetus.
It is also recommended not to use too extremely hot water when cleaning the linoleum as she also adversely affect the condition of the coating.
it increases the number of positive ions that most adversely affect the performance and health of the child.
but also adversely affect the condition of the teeth, causing caries.
winter tires as this will adversely affect handling, especially with tires that have different performance characteristics and tread patterns.
abused men mint drink because they contain components adversely affect the production of testosterone.
but in general they adversely affect the body.
Reduced degrees of testosterone can not simply adversely affect muscle and bone strength however can detrimentally impact our frame of mind.
They willingly gave their lives to assist Earth rid herself of negativity so it didn't accumulate and adversely affect or destroy human lives.
These events are actually exposed shop not in the best light and adversely affect its reputation, pushing potential buyers.
This is an issue which may adversely affect tourist travel to, as well as from, areas like Scotland.
That right should not adversely affect the rights or freedoms of others,
Nobilis IB 4-91 given at day-old can adversely affect the efficacy of turkey rhinotracheitis(TRT)
In addition, this medication can adversely affect the production of testosterone,
This can adversely affect the well-being of a man,
This can adversely affect the uniformity of color,
Those which predispose to falls or adversely affect bone mass
not the so-called security packages that adversely affect democratic rights
impaired muscular function may adversely affect the ability to drive
parliament by opposition parties, may adversely affect the country's priorities with regard to the EU.